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English: Diseased brain coral, Caribbean Sea, Bahía de la Chiva, Island of Vieques, Puerto Rico
'Black-band desease' caused by microorganisms like Phormidium corallyticum, the cyanobacterium Spirulina, and others acting together. The white part is dead skeleton only. Slovenčina: Chorý koral mozgovitý, Karibské more, Zátoka Kozliat (Bahía de la Chiva), Ostrov Vieques, Portoriko 'Čierny pás' - bakteriálna choroba spôsobená Phormidium corallyticum, cyanobaktériami Spirulina a podobnými mikroorganizmami. Biela časť je mŕtva kostra. |
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| Author | Jaro Nemčok |
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