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2020
This chapter explores coral reefs. Coral reefs support some of the most diverse and productive communities in the marine environment. Living corals are animals that create limestone formations that may be thousands of kilometres long and hundreds of metres deep.
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This chapter explores coral reefs. Coral reefs support some of the most diverse and productive communities in the marine environment. Living corals are animals that create limestone formations that may be thousands of kilometres long and hundreds of metres deep.
Michel J. Kaiser +9 more
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1998
'The decline of coral ... if it continues ... will mark the end of one of the great beauties of creation and the end of a great hope--that of discovering life forms hitherto unknown on the Earth ... Let us not forget that we are responsible to posterity for the preservation of the beauties of the sea as well as for those on land.
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'The decline of coral ... if it continues ... will mark the end of one of the great beauties of creation and the end of a great hope--that of discovering life forms hitherto unknown on the Earth ... Let us not forget that we are responsible to posterity for the preservation of the beauties of the sea as well as for those on land.
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1997
Abstract Coral reefs extend over about 2 x 106 km2 of the tropical oceans, making them the largest biologically constructed formations on Earth. Of the areas covered by coral reefs and associated communities living down to depths of 30 m, about 30 percent are between northern Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and continental Asia ...
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Abstract Coral reefs extend over about 2 x 106 km2 of the tropical oceans, making them the largest biologically constructed formations on Earth. Of the areas covered by coral reefs and associated communities living down to depths of 30 m, about 30 percent are between northern Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and continental Asia ...
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