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Checklist of the Corals
 
Coral reef
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Coral reefs at the park waters have great beauty and high biodiversity.
 

Click here to use the Checklist of Park Corals.  This is the current list of corals recorded at the park and has many illustrations.

The species lists are kept at the Pacific Islands Cooperative Ecosystems Study Unit (PI CESU), University of Hawaii.  The National Park Service is an active member of the PI CESU.

At the species lists checklists there is a link to return to the park website at the bottom left footnote.
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Coral Inventory
More than 200 species, many illustrated
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sea slug
Marine Invertebrates,
illustrated list
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Fish Inventory
Lots of pictures of our local fishes
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The To’aga Archeological Site is adjacent to this portion of Ofu Beach

Did You Know?
Within the park, near Ofu beach, the To’aga archeological site has evidence of more than 3,000 year’s of continuous human occupancy. Modern descendants still reside nearby at Ofu Village
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Last Updated: December 22, 2011 at 20:28 MST