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Corals (8)
- Top/Science/Biology/Ecology/Aquatic Ecology/Marine/Coral Reefs
- Top/Science/Biology/Flora and Fauna/Animalia/Radiata
- Top/Science/Biology/Flora and Fauna/Animalia/Radiata/Cnidaria
Natural History Notebook (Canada) fossil coral section.
http://www.nature.ca/notebooks/english/coral.htm
Information on rugose and tabulate coral fossils found in Carboniferous limestone with photographs of Amplexus coralloides, Syringopora and Dibunophylum bipartitium.
http://www.kabrna.com/cpgs/fossils/mississippian/coral.htm
Photograph of a chunk of fossilised Isastraea sp. found on the beach in Scotland.
http://www.ammonite.free-online.co.uk/brcoral.htm
An overview of the horn corals, an important group of Paleozoic organisms, their classification and evolution with an illustration of what a Middle Devonian reef might have looked like.
http://www.palaeos.com/Invertebrates/Cnidaria/Rugosa.htm
Photographs of Zaphrentis sp. and Canania cylindrica which are commonly found on beaches among the pebbles.
http://www.ammonite.free-online.co.uk/zaph.htm
Photographs of Favosites gothlandicus, Halysites and Tryplasma sp. from Wenlock Edge, England.
http://www.ammonite.free-online.co.uk/favo.htm
Much of the limestone of the Silurian era was laid down in large reef systems. This article discusses the structure of the reef and the diverse species that lived among the coral.
http://www.silurian.com/geology/reefs.htm
Milwaukee Public Museum provides information on Silurian reefs and the organisms that lived among the coral, focussing on the reefs found in Wisconsin.
http://www.mpm.edu/collections/learn/reef/
Last Updated: 2007-01-02 18:00:14
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