As to the vessel, it moved not, and was immovable, as if the
coralline polypi had already walled it up with their in destructible cement.
They crimped and curled her hair, they polished her neck and arms with some fragrant powder, touched her lips with
coralline salve to make them redder, and Hortense would have added `a soupcon of rouge', if Meg had not rebelled.
It is remarkable that in all the different kinds of glowworms, shining elaters, and various marine animals (such as the crustacea, medusae, nereidae, a
coralline of the genus Clytia, and Pyrosma), which I have observed, the light has been of a well-marked green colour.
Researchers from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and Glasgow University pumped water enriched with carbon dioxide into chambers placed over the
coralline algal ecosystem and monitored the community's response before, during and after exposure.
Famed for its swath of pink
coralline sand; lovely hues which are form from powdered red organ pipe corals mixed with white sand; velvety beach line and astonishing turquoise clear water, Sta Cruz Island joins the few pink sand beaches in the planet as National Geographic lists it as one of the 21 best beaches in the world.
Itbayat, one of the world's largest upturned
coralline islands, is the domain of the Ivatan-Itbayat people as recognized by their certificate of ancestral domain title.
Coralline Blackwood is an exacting matriarch who wields the Bible as a weapon.
Second, following overexploitation, mussel beds are replaced by beds of
coralline macroalgae (Dye 1992) that intercept settling mussel larvae, which are then incapable of transferring onto the primary substratum (Erlandsson et al.
Most collections were taken from rocky intertidal regions along the Southern Caribbean coast by breaking fossil or living
coralline rocks and removing polychaete specimens.
It's known as crustose
coralline algae, or CCA, and it's particularly sensitive to acidification, which is a major consequence of increased carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere: the acidity of marine waters increases as our oceans absorb more and more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
The entity in Tabarium: Form 150920, 2015, appeared at once a voracious,
coralline organism and a patchwork-like interstellar habitat, confounding natural and technological accretions.
Seawater is already 30 per cent more acidic than it used to be and sensitive organisms such as crustose
coralline algae are likely to be responding to those changes,' Fabricius says.
