Definition of staghorn coral in English:

staghorn coral

noun

A large stony coral with branches likened to antlers.
Genus Acropora, order Scleractinia, in particular A. cervicornis
Example sentencesExamples
- A squirrelfish peeks out from staghorn coral near Sand Key, Florida.
- I had been to the Maldives on another liveaboard in 1997, a year before the severe coral bleaching event in 1998, and had been impressed then by the stands of staghorn coral in shallow water, with attendant schools of chromis.
- I pick up a piece of coral with delicate branches, the Acropora or staghorn coral.
- Just three miles away is Looe Key, a gorgeous shallow reef full of sponges, soft corals and vibrant elkhorn and staghorn coral thickets, named after the HMS Looe, which hit it in 1744.
- Beautiful table and staghorn corals cover the topside structures offering divers spectacular vistas.
- Likit Boonyasit, district fisheries expert for Bang Sapan Noi said according to a survey, the dive site near Talu and Sang Islands has a lot of sea animals such as staghorn coral, table coral, disc coral, sea anemones and feather stars.
- I passed over a huge boulder-sized brain coral then came to what seemed at first sight a petrified forest in bright blue - staghorn coral.
- Some inquisitive groupers swam out to meet us from among staghorn coral that was over 20 feet tall.
- A short ride north on one of the local jukung outrigger fishing boats takes you to the small village of Kubu, which has a very healthy reef with a dense carpet of miniature staghorn corals covering a submerged volcanic headland.
- The average depth here is 16m, where numerous large, scattered boulders are covered with a reasonable presence of elk and staghorn corals.
- In between the two islands, black tip sharks were sighted near a healthy patch of staghorn corals.
- But remarkably, the new coral takes only a few years to establish itself on the heaps of ruined staghorn coral.
- They tend to be the big head corals, the encrusting ones, but the reefs would lack the postcard species of the plating and staghorn corals in very large areas.
- It is nonetheless a beautiful shallow reef with huge areas of elk and staghorn coral sheltering shoals of grunt, snapper and goatfish.
- Continuing out we floated above acres of staghorn corals.
- Dominating the scene is table upon table of staghorn coral, acropora, and we're not talking tiny coffee tables but tables big enough for a dinner party.
- Again I lose track of the number of turtles resting on the reef, my film gone by the time I find one lying on a patch of staghorn coral, as though sleeping on a bed of nails.
- They are affected by coral bleaching, they're affected by crown-of-thorn starfish, and a lot of things that make coral reefs sick makes the staghorn coral sick first.
- I descended a little way off the reef and saw a dazzling concentration of corals, every millimetre covered in table, brain, encrusting and staghorn corals and draped in whip corals and gorgonians.
- Fields of staghorn coral are parted only for bushels of anemone and host clownfish.

Definition of staghorn coral in US English:

staghorn coral

nounˈstaɡˌhôrn ˌkôrəl

A large stony coral with branches likened to antlers.
Genus Acropora, order Scleractinia, in particular A. cervicornis
Example sentencesExamples
- Fields of staghorn coral are parted only for bushels of anemone and host clownfish.
- I pick up a piece of coral with delicate branches, the Acropora or staghorn coral.
- In between the two islands, black tip sharks were sighted near a healthy patch of staghorn corals.
- Again I lose track of the number of turtles resting on the reef, my film gone by the time I find one lying on a patch of staghorn coral, as though sleeping on a bed of nails.
- Just three miles away is Looe Key, a gorgeous shallow reef full of sponges, soft corals and vibrant elkhorn and staghorn coral thickets, named after the HMS Looe, which hit it in 1744.
- Some inquisitive groupers swam out to meet us from among staghorn coral that was over 20 feet tall.
- I passed over a huge boulder-sized brain coral then came to what seemed at first sight a petrified forest in bright blue - staghorn coral.
- A short ride north on one of the local jukung outrigger fishing boats takes you to the small village of Kubu, which has a very healthy reef with a dense carpet of miniature staghorn corals covering a submerged volcanic headland.
- They are affected by coral bleaching, they're affected by crown-of-thorn starfish, and a lot of things that make coral reefs sick makes the staghorn coral sick first.
- Likit Boonyasit, district fisheries expert for Bang Sapan Noi said according to a survey, the dive site near Talu and Sang Islands has a lot of sea animals such as staghorn coral, table coral, disc coral, sea anemones and feather stars.
- I descended a little way off the reef and saw a dazzling concentration of corals, every millimetre covered in table, brain, encrusting and staghorn corals and draped in whip corals and gorgonians.
- The average depth here is 16m, where numerous large, scattered boulders are covered with a reasonable presence of elk and staghorn corals.
- I had been to the Maldives on another liveaboard in 1997, a year before the severe coral bleaching event in 1998, and had been impressed then by the stands of staghorn coral in shallow water, with attendant schools of chromis.
- Continuing out we floated above acres of staghorn corals.
- A squirrelfish peeks out from staghorn coral near Sand Key, Florida.
- Dominating the scene is table upon table of staghorn coral, acropora, and we're not talking tiny coffee tables but tables big enough for a dinner party.
- Beautiful table and staghorn corals cover the topside structures offering divers spectacular vistas.
- But remarkably, the new coral takes only a few years to establish itself on the heaps of ruined staghorn coral.
- They tend to be the big head corals, the encrusting ones, but the reefs would lack the postcard species of the plating and staghorn corals in very large areas.
- It is nonetheless a beautiful shallow reef with huge areas of elk and staghorn coral sheltering shoals of grunt, snapper and goatfish.

单词	staghorn coral
释义	Definition of staghorn coral in English: staghorn coral noun A large stony coral with branches likened to antlers. Genus Acropora, order Scleractinia, in particular A. cervicornis Example sentencesExamples A squirrelfish peeks out from staghorn coral near Sand Key, Florida. I had been to the Maldives on another liveaboard in 1997, a year before the severe coral bleaching event in 1998, and had been impressed then by the stands of staghorn coral in shallow water, with attendant schools of chromis. I pick up a piece of coral with delicate branches, the Acropora or staghorn coral. Just three miles away is Looe Key, a gorgeous shallow reef full of sponges, soft corals and vibrant elkhorn and staghorn coral thickets, named after the HMS Looe, which hit it in 1744. Beautiful table and staghorn corals cover the topside structures offering divers spectacular vistas. Likit Boonyasit, district fisheries expert for Bang Sapan Noi said according to a survey, the dive site near Talu and Sang Islands has a lot of sea animals such as staghorn coral, table coral, disc coral, sea anemones and feather stars. I passed over a huge boulder-sized brain coral then came to what seemed at first sight a petrified forest in bright blue - staghorn coral. Some inquisitive groupers swam out to meet us from among staghorn coral that was over 20 feet tall. A short ride north on one of the local jukung outrigger fishing boats takes you to the small village of Kubu, which has a very healthy reef with a dense carpet of miniature staghorn corals covering a submerged volcanic headland. The average depth here is 16m, where numerous large, scattered boulders are covered with a reasonable presence of elk and staghorn corals. In between the two islands, black tip sharks were sighted near a healthy patch of staghorn corals. But remarkably, the new coral takes only a few years to establish itself on the heaps of ruined staghorn coral. They tend to be the big head corals, the encrusting ones, but the reefs would lack the postcard species of the plating and staghorn corals in very large areas. It is nonetheless a beautiful shallow reef with huge areas of elk and staghorn coral sheltering shoals of grunt, snapper and goatfish. Continuing out we floated above acres of staghorn corals. Dominating the scene is table upon table of staghorn coral, acropora, and we're not talking tiny coffee tables but tables big enough for a dinner party. Again I lose track of the number of turtles resting on the reef, my film gone by the time I find one lying on a patch of staghorn coral, as though sleeping on a bed of nails. They are affected by coral bleaching, they're affected by crown-of-thorn starfish, and a lot of things that make coral reefs sick makes the staghorn coral sick first. I descended a little way off the reef and saw a dazzling concentration of corals, every millimetre covered in table, brain, encrusting and staghorn corals and draped in whip corals and gorgonians. Fields of staghorn coral are parted only for bushels of anemone and host clownfish. Definition of staghorn coral in US English: staghorn coral nounˈstaɡˌhôrn ˌkôrəl A large stony coral with branches likened to antlers. Genus Acropora, order Scleractinia, in particular A. cervicornis Example sentencesExamples Fields of staghorn coral are parted only for bushels of anemone and host clownfish. I pick up a piece of coral with delicate branches, the Acropora or staghorn coral. In between the two islands, black tip sharks were sighted near a healthy patch of staghorn corals. Again I lose track of the number of turtles resting on the reef, my film gone by the time I find one lying on a patch of staghorn coral, as though sleeping on a bed of nails. Just three miles away is Looe Key, a gorgeous shallow reef full of sponges, soft corals and vibrant elkhorn and staghorn coral thickets, named after the HMS Looe, which hit it in 1744. Some inquisitive groupers swam out to meet us from among staghorn coral that was over 20 feet tall. I passed over a huge boulder-sized brain coral then came to what seemed at first sight a petrified forest in bright blue - staghorn coral. A short ride north on one of the local jukung outrigger fishing boats takes you to the small village of Kubu, which has a very healthy reef with a dense carpet of miniature staghorn corals covering a submerged volcanic headland. They are affected by coral bleaching, they're affected by crown-of-thorn starfish, and a lot of things that make coral reefs sick makes the staghorn coral sick first. Likit Boonyasit, district fisheries expert for Bang Sapan Noi said according to a survey, the dive site near Talu and Sang Islands has a lot of sea animals such as staghorn coral, table coral, disc coral, sea anemones and feather stars. I descended a little way off the reef and saw a dazzling concentration of corals, every millimetre covered in table, brain, encrusting and staghorn corals and draped in whip corals and gorgonians. The average depth here is 16m, where numerous large, scattered boulders are covered with a reasonable presence of elk and staghorn corals. I had been to the Maldives on another liveaboard in 1997, a year before the severe coral bleaching event in 1998, and had been impressed then by the stands of staghorn coral in shallow water, with attendant schools of chromis. Continuing out we floated above acres of staghorn corals. A squirrelfish peeks out from staghorn coral near Sand Key, Florida. Dominating the scene is table upon table of staghorn coral, acropora, and we're not talking tiny coffee tables but tables big enough for a dinner party. Beautiful table and staghorn corals cover the topside structures offering divers spectacular vistas. But remarkably, the new coral takes only a few years to establish itself on the heaps of ruined staghorn coral. They tend to be the big head corals, the encrusting ones, but the reefs would lack the postcard species of the plating and staghorn corals in very large areas. It is nonetheless a beautiful shallow reef with huge areas of elk and staghorn coral sheltering shoals of grunt, snapper and goatfish.
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