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Emergent Reefs

eCAADe proceedings, 2012
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ERIOLI, ALESSIO, A. Zomparelli
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Composition of the near-reef zooplankton at Heron Reef, Great Barrier Reef [PDF]

open access: possibleMarine Biology, 1976
Using a light trap, zooplankton was sampled at three stations at Heron Reef, Great Barrier Reef: (a) a typical patch reef in the Heron lagoon, (b) a site in 8 m water on the southern slope of Heron reef, and (c) a station approximately 300 m south of (b), in the open water of the channel between Heron and Wistari reefs.
Peter F. Sale   +2 more
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Reef‐reefing in Canada

The Leading Edge, 1983
The Calgary Petroleum Club is large and comfortable. It serves the normal functions of a business and social site, but it is much more than that. It is a place to bump into those in the know. It’s a news exchange which does brisk business whenever there is a new oil find in Western Canada.
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Reef fisheries and reef aquaculture

2017
AbstractFisheries are of key importance in provision of protein, livelihood opportunities and income to islanders and coastal populations with few alternative food sources, including some of the world’s poorest people. The variety of reef fisheries for reef-associated invertebrates and vertebrates around the world is examined.
Nicholas A. J. Graham   +3 more
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Larval orientation to reefs and reef sound

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2002
Reef systems form a discontinuous spatial mosaic leading many reef organisms to have a dispersal phase in their early life history. At the end of this phase, the larvae must settle onto a reef. Recent evidence supports the view that both larval fish and invertebrates are more active participants in finding suitable settlement habitat than had ...
Nicholas Tolimieri   +2 more
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Reefs and Reef Environments: ABSTRACT

AAPG Bulletin, 1969
Reefs are considered as largely unbedded or obscurely bedded, massive structures which are composed of solid, organically bound, in situ organisms, and which were at least potentially wave-resistant structures that rose topographically above the surrounding depositional surface.
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The reef builders

Science, 2019
Researchers embrace a radical idea: engineering coral to cope with climate change.
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Year of the Reef

Science, 2007
The coral reefs of the world, on which the news focus section of this issue of Science concentrates, are important for all sorts of reasons. For many, exploration by diving provides a unique connection with a fascinating natural ecosystem. For scientists, including climate scientists, the health of reefs provides insight into the physical and ...
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Reef-growth model for Silurian pinnacle reefs, northern Michigan reef trend

Geology, 1979
Pinnacle reefs of the Niagara Group in northern Michigan are located on a paleotopographic ramp basinward of a massive shelf-edge reef complex. The reefs increase in height from 90 m near the shelf to 180 m at the basinward limit. The more basinward pinnacles initiated in deep water as carbonate mud mounds.
S. O. Sears, F. J. Lucia
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