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Marine Ecology, 2000
Abstract. Benthic organisms compete for space, and standoff interactions, i. e. interactions with no clearly observable outcome such as win or loss, are very common in marine hard substratum communities. Standoffs were more common than overgrowths among all sponge‐coral interactions observed in a coral reef community off Santa Marta, NE Colombia.
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Abstract. Benthic organisms compete for space, and standoff interactions, i. e. interactions with no clearly observable outcome such as win or loss, are very common in marine hard substratum communities. Standoffs were more common than overgrowths among all sponge‐coral interactions observed in a coral reef community off Santa Marta, NE Colombia.
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ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry
Dredging, the removal of sediments and rocks from an aquatic environment, is necessary to ensure that adequate coastal infrastructure is maintained for maritime shipping. However, the sediment plumes generated by dredging could have adverse impacts on coral reef ecosystems that are already facing numerous local and global stressors.
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Dredging, the removal of sediments and rocks from an aquatic environment, is necessary to ensure that adequate coastal infrastructure is maintained for maritime shipping. However, the sediment plumes generated by dredging could have adverse impacts on coral reef ecosystems that are already facing numerous local and global stressors.
Cheryl Hankins +7 more
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Neogene Evolution of the Reef Coral Species Complex Montastraea “cavernosa”
2008Holly A. Schultz, Ann F. Budd
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Физико-химические свойства фотоконвертируемого флуоресцентного белка из Montastraea cavernosa
Биоорганическая химия, 2021openaire +1 more source
Физико-химические свойства фотоконвертируемого флуоресцентного белка из Montastraea cavernosa
Bioorganičeskaâ Himiâ, 2021exaly
Population structure of the scleractinian coral Montastraea cavernosa in southeast Florida
Bulletin of Marine Science, 2020Ryan J Eckert, Joshua D Voss
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