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Opportunities for Environmental Applications of Marine Biotechnology Proceedings of the October 5-6, 1999, Workshop (2000) / Chapter Skim
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Restoration
Pages 73-73

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... They are threatened throughout the world by anthropogenic activities such as shipping traffic, anchor damage, oil spills, and nutrient runoff; and natural processes such as disease, global climate variations, hurricanes, and other storm events. The speakers will introduce you to various aspects of coral reefs and the processes that control coral reefs.
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Key Terms

  • woods hole
  • anchor damage
  • anthropogenic activities
  • oil spills
  • control coral

  • climate variations
  • storm events
  • hole oceanographic
  • diverse ecosystems
  • shipping traffic

  • oceanographic institution
  • natural processes
  • nutrient runoff
  • threatened throughout
  • coral reef

  • restore damaged
  • global climate
  • reef habitats
  • various aspects
  • damaged ecosystems


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