Want this question answered?
coral polyps
When coral polyps die, their exoskeletons are left for new polyps to build upon. Over long periods of time this process creates reefs.
Coral reefs are calcium carbonate. They are built from stony corals, which consist of polyps that cluster in groups.
Coral polyps are tiny animals that build protective calcium carbonate skeletons around themselves. Coral polyps create the basic structure of coral reefs with the help of single-celled algae.
Not really, but they are living things, just like the trees and bushes outside.
Coral polyps create the large hard structures known as coral reefs. The coral grows due to the build up of calcium carbonate that the corals secret.
Coral polyps create the large hard structures known as coral reefs. The coral grows due to the build up of calcium carbonate that the corals secret.
Coral Reefs have clear bodies that are white skeletons :PP
Coral reefs are formed by polyps that produce a hard shell of calcium carbonate. The polyps belong to a group of animals known as Cnidaria.
It's where it's most common, but scientists have found coral polyps at the bottom of the sea.
No, coral reefs are cnidarians. The reefs themselves are built by coral polyps. Coral reefs are considered cnidarians along with what you and I would commonly refer to as jellyfish. Sea anemones are also cnidarians.
Reefs contain little animals called "polyps" they create the reefs color, the reef also has a various number of animals like fish!