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The locations large fish choose for shelter in coral reefs could significantly influence their ability to cope with climate change, Australian researchers say.
Scientists at James Cook University said they're attempting to understand the process of fish population decline when coral reefs sustain major damage.
Their research found that large reef fish like coral trout, snapper and sweetlips show a marked preference for sheltering under large...
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We know that Darwin was a biologist, and in many ways he was the first prominent modern biologist. But many people do not realize that he was also a geologist. Really, he was mainly a geologist on the day he stepped foot on The Beagle for his famous five year tour. This is especially true if we count his work on coral reefs as a geological study, even though coral reefs are a biological phenomenon. After all, the standing model for coral...
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- Charles Darwin February 12, 1809 (scienceblogs.com)
TOWNSVILLE, Australia, Feb. 13 (UPI) -- The locations large fish choose for shelter in coral reefs could significantly influence their ability to cope with climate change, Australian researchers say.
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- Coral reefs and fish depend on each other (p.moreover.com)
Cuba's fledgling oil industry has for the first time dropped an offshore rig into the waters off the Florida Keys, a move that has U.S. officials and environmentalists warning the island-nation's energy ambitions could come at the expense of the ...
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Allison Garrett, a spokeswoman for the National Oceanic ... proposed catch limits for species that are considered overfished in federal Caribbean waters, including parrotfish. Once the council passed the measure, NOAA biologists began a process ...
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This Eco-Audit evaluates efforts to protect and sustainably manage the region’s coral reefs; celebrates management success stories; and documents the extent to which recommended management actions have been implemented in Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and ...
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- Launch of the 2011 Eco-Audit of the Mesoamerican Reef (api.bing.com)
Overview
Track the health of the world's coral reefs, share pictures, and write up stories and opinions about how man's activity and climate change are destroying reef ecosystems. Help protect the world's coral population by getting informed and sharing what you know.
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