This tentacled bamboo coral (Isidella tentaculum), seen on the right, grow at a rate of only 14 mm per year. Changes affecting their rate of growth may have profound effects that can linger for decades

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This tentacled bamboo coral (Isidella tentaculum), seen on the right, grow at a rate of only 14 mm per year. Changes affecting their rate of growth may have profound effects that can linger for decades

© NMFS / NOAA - Color correction applied by NOAA Fisheries

This tentacled bamboo coral (Isidella tentaculum), seen on the right, grow at a rate of only 14 mm per year. Changes affecting their rate of growth may have profound effects that can linger for decades photo copyright NMFS / NOAA - Color correction applied by NOAA Fisheries taken at and featuring the Environment class

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Innovation to learn more about Alaska's deep-sea corals and the species that live there
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