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U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2008-1351

USGS Cold-Water Coral Geographic Database—Gulf of Mexico and Western North Atlantic Ocean, Version 1.0

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Figure 9. Corals from the subclass Hexacorallia (A) occur throughout the study area, whereas corals from subclass Octocorallia (B) appear to be concentrated off the northern United States.  The lack of octocoral data off the southern United States is the result of less research in this region and lack of entries in this database rather than a reflection of the actual distribution of octocorals (see text for further explanation).

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Figure 9A, map of Hexacorallia samples, with link to larger figure.

Figure 9B, map of Octocorallia samples, with link to larger figure.


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