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Biology, 02.08.2019 03:40 23jaywilliams

Coral reefs: were first described by christopher columbus during his voyage to the caribbean island of hispaniola. are most common in the tropical portion of the atlantic ocean basin. can be found at latitudes above 60°. form when underwater volcanoes are thrust upward during a tectonic event. include atolls, barrier, and fringing reefs.

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