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he research key provisions were to provide adequate data on coral reefs, tool and approaches to help marine scientists and identify phenomena that caused the degradation of coral reefs.... They only cover 2 percent of the total ocean area and annually they provide a home for almost 33 percent of thousands on marine species.... coral reefs are being degraded almost 20 percent globally, the coral ecosystem faces threats that span from; over fishing, oil spillage contamination, bleaching as a result of elevated sea temperatures, enhanced sedimentation, eutrophication as well as the specter of a warming planet....
12 Pages
(3000 words)
Essay
It is a naturalist's paradise… The Crooked Tree wildlife sanctuary that is home to 250 species of birds, the Rio brave conservation area that has over 450 species of birds and 200 species of tropical trees, Cockscomb wildlife preserve which is home to a variety of wild-cat (Greenspan 2007) This essay will try to understand the crisis the ecosystem in the barrier reef is facing and shall discuss the efforts already made to further preservation.... Biological interrelationships in the area shall be discussed and also the adverse affect caused if no measures are taken against human intrusion....
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Essay
There are a number of producers in the coral reef ecosystems.... coral reef Ecology.... A reef in a normal environment ensures stability and sustenance of these organisms.... In the lower level of the reef are the producers.... The reef ecosystem comprises of four main groups of secondary consumers (Rose, 2009).... These organisms usually live around the reef.... These organisms usually live around the reef....
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Research Paper
Another element of great importance with regards to the coral reefs has to do with the ability of the coral reef to turn carbon dioxide into limestone.... As a means of discussing the benefits that the coral reefs are able to offer, the following analysis will attempt to delve deeply into the importance of these reefs, what role they play in… he ecosystem of the oceans (and throughout the world), how they are important to preserve, how they are being destroyed, and what can be done to slow/stop this destruction while at the same time engaging people with the need for change....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
Research Paper
The main ecosystem of the Indonesian coastline entails the coral reefs, mangrove forests, algal beds, seagrass-beds, estuaries, mudflats and beach vegetation.... This essay talks about mangrove forests which are the points where the oceans, land realms and fresh water meet.... The mangroves are among the most complex and productive ecosystems on the planet and they grow under extreme environmental conditions that would destroy other ordinary plants easily....
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Case Study
It has the total area of 3,717,796 sq mi.... The purpose of the report is to highlight the economic prowess that the USA has made in business spheres of trade with other countries.... This report is an effort made to comprehend the overall economic achievements made visible its gross domestic product … The U....
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Essay
This paper "Geological Framework of the Red Sea" focuses on the fact that the Province the Sea Basin comprises offshore and neighbouring onto land regions, from the northern Gulf of Suez at around 350 km by 70 km and Gulf of Aqaba at around 185 km by 25 km southeastward.... nbsp; … The region is a Tertiary cratonic rift south of Egyptian Sinai Peninsula between the Arabian Peninsula and northeastern Africa (Rasul, et al....
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Research Paper
This coursework "Natural Versus Artificial Coral Reefs" focuses on coral reefs, whether natural or artificial, that are as much an attractive tourist destination as are they fascinating to the environmentalists.... Plants and animals that get calcified on the reef are a source of vast amounts of CaCO3.... Estimates reveal that 400-2000 tons of CaCO3 are produced per hectare of the part of the reef that remains exposed on the seafloor.... The Great Barrier reef of Australia runs almost 1200 km into the shore of the Australian continent (Stanley, 2001)....
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Coursework