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"s": "A marginal sea of the South Pacific, home to the Great Barrier Reef and rich in marine life.", "i": "https://codexery.com/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/img/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/coral-sea.webp", "c": "NormanEinstein · via Wikipedia: Coral Sea · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/optics-and-color/e/optics-and-color/fluorescence/": {"t": "Fluorescence", "s": "Emission of light from a substance after absorbing radiation."}, "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/e/islands-and-archipelagos/new-caledonia/": {"t": "New Caledonia", "s": "A French territory in the southwest Pacific, part of Melanesia, with a unique legal status and a diverse population.", "i": "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/img/islands-and-archipelagos/new-caledonia.webp", "c": "via Wikipedia: 2024 New Caledonia unrest · see source"}, "https://codexery.com/taxonomy-evolution/e/taxonomy-and-evolution/species-complex/": {"t": "Species complex", "s": "A group of closely related species with 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"https://codexery.com/brain-and-merulinid-corals/img/brain-and-merulinid-corals/scolymia-lacera.webp", "c": "Ryan Somma · via Wikipedia: Scolymia lacera · CC BY-SA 2.0"}, "/e/brain-and-merulinid-corals/diploria/": {"t": "Diploria", "s": "Monotypic genus of massive reef-building stony corals.", "i": "https://codexery.com/brain-and-merulinid-corals/img/brain-and-merulinid-corals/diploria.webp", "c": "via Wikipedia: Diploria · Public domain"}, "https://codexery.com/animal-anatomy/e/animal-anatomy/cerebrum/": {"t": "Cerebrum", "s": "Largest brain part controlling voluntary actions and higher functions."}, "https://codexery.com/porites-and-poritid-corals/e/porites-and-poritid-corals/porites-porites/": {"t": "Porites porites", "s": "A slow-growing stony coral found in the Caribbean and West Africa."}, "https://codexery.com/peninsulas-and-cape-landforms/e/peninsulas-and-cape-landforms/yucat-n-peninsula/": {"t": "Yucatán Peninsula", "s": "Large peninsula in southeast Mexico; heart of the Maya 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"Pseudodiploria clivosa", "s": "A massive stony coral of the West Atlantic and Caribbean.", "i": "https://codexery.com/brain-and-merulinid-corals/img/brain-and-merulinid-corals/pseudodiploria-clivosa.webp", "c": "Jstuby at English Wikipedia · via Wikipedia: Pseudodiploria clivosa · Public domain"}, "/e/brain-and-merulinid-corals/pseudodiploria-strigosa/": {"t": "Pseudodiploria strigosa", "s": "A slow-growing, long-lived brain coral of the West Atlantic and Caribbean.", "i": "https://codexery.com/brain-and-merulinid-corals/img/brain-and-merulinid-corals/pseudodiploria-strigosa.webp", "c": "Eltonatlarge · via Wikipedia: Pseudodiploria strigosa · CC BY-SA 4.0"}, "/e/brain-and-merulinid-corals/scolymia-cubensis/": {"t": "Scolymia cubensis", "s": "A solitary coral that fuses with genetically different kin."}, "https://codexery.com/cell-and-molecular-biology/e/cell-and-molecular-biology/mucus/": {"t": "Mucus", "s": "Slippery gel protecting and lubricating body surfaces."}, 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"https://codexery.com/brain-and-merulinid-corals/img/brain-and-merulinid-corals/colpophyllia.webp", "c": "Nhobgood Nick Hobgood · via Wikipedia: Colpophyllia · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/seagrasses/e/seagrasses/thalassia-testudinum/": {"t": "Thalassia testudinum", "s": "A perennial seagrass forming meadows in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.", "i": "https://codexery.com/seagrasses/img/seagrasses/thalassia-testudinum.webp", "c": "James St. John · CC BY 2.0"}, "https://codexery.com/animal-physiology-morphology/e/animal-physiology-and-morphology/larva/": {"t": "Larva", "s": "A distinct juvenile form before metamorphosis in many animals."}, "https://codexery.com/microbiology-and-immunology/e/microbiology-and-immunology/phylum/": {"t": "Phylum", "s": "A taxonomic rank below kingdom and above class."}, "https://codexery.com/human-anatomy/e/human-anatomy/skeleton/": {"t": "Skeleton", "s": "The structural frame that supports the body of most animals."}, 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