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Large Grooved Brain Coral shaped like a mushroom Diploria labyrinthiformis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grooved Brain Coral Diploria labyrinthiformis, Boulder Brain Coral Colpophyllia natans, Beaugregory Damselfish Stegastes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up detail of Grooved Brain Coral in Grenada, Eastern Caribbean. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grooved Brain Coral in Grenada, Eastern Caribbean. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vibrant underwater scene featuring a diverse coral reef, including a large brain coral Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underwater scene showcasing a vibrant coral reef with a variety of coral species, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underwater scene with vibrant coral reef. Brain coral (Diploria labyrinthiformis) and

Marine life with a pattern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diploria labyrinthiformis - Groved brain coral Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sunlit ocean scene with diverse coral formations, including brain coral (Diploria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underwater scene featuring diverse coral species on a reef. A large brain coral Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underwater scene featuring diverse coral reefs and a brain coral (Diploria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brain coral,coral, Faviidae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diploria is a monotypic genus of massive reef building stony corals in the family Mussidae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underwater scene with vibrant coral reef. Brain coral (Diploria labyrinthiformis) and soft coral with vivid pink hues dominate the foreground. Various species of corals, differing in shape and texture, are scattered throughout. Small fish, including some Anthiinae, swim near the reef. Sunlight penetrates the clear blue water, creating rays and illuminating the marine environment. The ecosystem illustrates the biodiversity commonly found in tropical reef habitats.