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been thought that coral reefs function as sinks of global atmospheric CO2. However, the precipitation of calcium carbonate is accompanied by a shift of pH that ...
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Marlin J. Atkinson and James L. Falter. Hawaii Institute of ... The motivation for studying biogeochemical cycles of coral reefs has been to understand ..... estimates of net community production (Crossland et al., 1991) while changes in nutrient.
coral reefs were local until the early 1980s (e.g., unsustainable coastal ... and play a key role in supplying the coral host with energy (see Section 6.3.1. for ...
When the calcium carbonate cups of many billions of these polyps fuse together, they form coral reefs (Veron, 2000). There are two main types of corals 1) Stony ...
The educational goals of the National Aquarium are supported by funding from ...
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Sep 2, 2004 - biological monitoring tools into routine management procedures is clearly ... Research recommendation: New research will involve correlating ...
walking/snorkeling along transects, boat tows, and spot dives with SCUBA, all correlated to the aerial and laser images using high-resolution navigation (DGPS).
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activities, especially sunbathing, beachcombing, snorkeling and diving. In a typical year thousands of visitors swim, snorkel and dive over the reefs to observe ...
Contents lists available at ScienceDirect. Biological ..... mate sediment and nutrient concentration in river networks and at river mouths, we used flow ... has been mapped only at a coarse-scale, coral reef distribution data from the Millennium ...
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