mussidae

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A detailed close-up of brain coral family Mussidae showcasing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Of a brain coral (family Mussidae or Merulinidae) showcases its Royalty Free Stock Photo

Coral family Mussidae with intricate, maze-like patterns formed by ridges Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up view of coral polyps, likely from a brain coral (Familia: Mussidae), showing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of brain coral (family Mussidae) illustrating its ridged, convoluted surface. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A vibrant coral reef scene features brain coral (family Mussidae), soft pink corals Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up view of brain coral family Mussidae , showcasing it

A close-up of a piece of fossilized coral, specifically brain coral (family Mussidae), Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a brain coral (Family: Mussidae) structure in an underwater setting. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

Favia coral is a genus of reef-building stony corals in the family Mussidae. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up view of a coral pattern, likely belonging to a brain coral (family Mussidae). The image Royalty Free Stock Photo

Various corals such as brain coral family Mussidae and fan coral Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underwater scene featuring clusters of brain corals (family Mussidae) on the seabed, surrounded by Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of brain coral (family Mussidae), showcasing intricate ridges and valleys Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up view of brain coral (family Mussidae), showcasing its intricate, maze-like patterns. The coral surface has ridged, brown structures with rounded loops and grooves, resembling the folds of a human brain. The texture appears firm and robust, indicative of its adaptability to underwater environments. This impressive structure contributes to reef-building, providing habitat and protection for marine life. Brain corals are prominent in tropical ocean regions.