Voorbeelden van coral reef

• All along the coast of Madagascar are coral reefs. 

• But when the tide is low, you can see a coral reef on Nikumaroro Island. 

• Coral reefs are a great home for animals and plants. 

• It’s 2,600 kilometers long, and it’s the world’s largest coral reef – and coral is a living thing. 

• Look at the colors of this coral reef! 

• Scientists study the ecology of Madagascar to learn how the warmer ocean affects the coral reefs. 

• This is bad for coral, and so it’s bad for the animals on coral reefs, too. 

• He found it a literal sandbank, surrounded by a coral reef mostly submerged. 

• If this theory be correct, the absence of coral reefs round Trinidad may help to account for the fact stated by Mr. Joseph, that poisonous fish are unknown in that island. 

• They wound their way among coral reefs and low islands scarcely visible above the water-line. 

• This island is scarcely accessible by boats, on account of coral reefs that surround it. 

• Towards morning, he steered out from among the dangerous coral reefs, and ran south straight before the wind. 

• Relationship between cleaning rates and ectoparasite loads in coral reef fishes.

• For our analysis we conceive of the coral reef resource as simply as possible.

• Ocular media transmission of coral reef fish- can coral reef fish see ultraviolet light?

• These studies also raise questions about the biology of helminths of coral reef fishes in general.

• Strong evidence is found for the countervailing forces of product and labor market effects on the exploitation of a coral reef fishery.

• One group consists of small-scale artisanal fishermen who rely on the near-shore coastal resources (in particularly the coral reef).

• Ocular media transmission of coral reef fish-can coral reef fish see ultraviolet light?

• Local variability but landscape stability in coral reef communities following repeated hurricane impacts.

• Effects of a hurricane on two assemblages of coral reef fishes: multiple-year analysis reverses a false 'snapshot' interpretation.

• Maintenance of high diversity in coral reef communities.

• Diurnal variation in the abundance of parasitic gnathiid isopod larvae on coral reef fish : its implications in cleaning interactions.

• Maintenance of high diversity in coral reef fish communities.

• For our purposes this is a very helpful approach, given the limits to data collection in a developing country, compounded by the complexity of coral reef fish stock assessment.

• Visual biology of hawaiian coral reef fishes.

• It is alert to the need to provide protection for the coral reef fishery.