The phrase "and coral in the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where it is part of a larger sentence discussing coral, such as in marine biology or environmental topics.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems, particularly on coral in the reefs."
Alternatives: "and coral within the" or "and coral among the".
President Barack Obama traveled to Midway Atoll, a remote spit of sand and coral in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands, in September to see the monument he had recently turned into the largest protected marine area on the planet.
I continue to look for 'winks' from Claire and coral in the sunset and know that she gave it to me". Father, husband, blogger, author, Emmy Winner, Health Insurance Provider.
However, some domains seemed to be more abundant in coral or marine organisms (i.e. sea urchin and coral) in comparison to the other species (i.e. terrestrial organisms).
Amendment No. 2 to the Fishery Management Plan for Coral and Coral Reefs in the Gulf of Mexico and the South Atlantic.
The 541sq km (209 sq miles) volcanic and coral island in the Pacific between the Philippines and Hawaii.
Fishery Management Plan for Coral and Coral Reefs in the Gulf of Mexico and the South Atlantic.
Major differences between site VK 826 and coral areas in the NE Atlantic were the much higher particle load, and the origin of the particulate matter.
A number of people have appeared, head to toe, in yellow rain slickers, attire not available among the green and coral outfits in the merchandise shop.
Gift book wisdom: Folklore says wearing coral earrings will attract men, and placing coral in the children's room will ensure future health and protection.... Guards against shark attack.
All three species the scarlet, scarlet king, and coral snake occur in the same habitats over the same geographic area.
From left: mussels, worms, and a spider crab at a hydrocarbon seep community in the Gulf of Mexico; a sea fan and brain coral in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; a school of Atlantic amberjack off North Carolina.
