kolonikoraller
Kolonikoraller, also known as stony corals or scleractinians, are a diverse group of marine invertebrates belonging to the order Scleractinia. These corals form complex reef ecosystems that are vital to marine biodiversity, particularly in tropical and subtropical coastal regions. Unlike soft corals, kolonikoraller possess a hard skeleton made of calcium carbonate, which they secrete to create their characteristic structures.
The skeletal framework of kolonikoraller is often colonized by symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae, which live within
Kolonikoraller reproduce both sexually and asexually. Sexual reproduction typically involves the release of gametes into the
These corals play a significant ecological role by providing habitat and shelter for a wide range of
Conservation efforts focus on protecting coral reefs through sustainable fishing practices, reducing pollution, and mitigating the