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Anthozoa / Acroporidae / Marine biology / Fisheries / Florida Reef / Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary / Elkhorn coral / Coral / Brain coral / Florida Keys / Coral reefs / Florida
Date: 2013-06-20 13:59:24
Anthozoa
Acroporidae
Marine biology
Fisheries
Florida Reef
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Elkhorn coral
Coral
Brain coral
Florida Keys
Coral reefs
Florida

Introduction There are three main areas of coral reefs and banks in Florida – the Florida Keys, the southeastern coast from northern Monroe County to Palm Beach County, and the Florida Middle Grounds in the eastern Gul

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