Introducing the Future of Marine Conservation: Global Macrogenetic Habitat-Forming Species
Recently, an international team of researchers has identified a new species of macrogenetic marine habitat-forming species, which they have named the Arborea Spiculata. This species of coral is found in the tropical waters of the Caribbean, and is one the largest and most diverse of its kind, forming a habitat for many other species. The coral is composed of hundreds of individual polyps, each forming a unique and specialized ecosystem. It is believed that this species plays an essential role in maintaining the health and stability of the surrounding marine environment. The discovery of this species is a major breakthrough, and could lead to further understanding of the importance of coral in the global marine ecosystem.
source: Phys.org