We present the first results on our study of the Coma cluster, as a pa
rt of a larger project centered on the study of the properties of gala
xies in different environments. Besides known results, we found that b
lue spiral galaxies avoid the cluster center more than the whole spira
l class. The galaxy group associated to the Rosat secondary clump 50'
SW of the cluster center has a morphological composition richer in ear
ly-type galaxies than is expected from a random density enhancement su
ggesting a possible general tool to discriminate fortuitous alignments
fi om real subclustering. Tile spatial distribution of disky elliptic
als is not centered on the cluster center.