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United States Pacific Island Wildlife Refuges

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Montipora genus corals are most common in shallow reef environments with bright sunlight and moderate wave motion. Small reef fishes, such as the hawkfish, live near Montipora colonies and perch on the ridges of the coral. Image courtesy of the US Fish and Wildlife Service.

Montipora genus corals are most common in shallow reef environments with bright sunlight and moderate wave motion. Small reef fishes, such as the hawkfish, live near Montipora colonies and perch on the ridges of the coral. Image courtesy of the US Fish and Wildlife Service.

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