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  • Biology and geology of coral reefs
  • Coral reefs of the Ryukyu Islands: reef morphology and reef zonation in Proceedings. Volume 3. Symposia and seminars.
  • A quantitative description of coral communities, giving a pattern of coral reef zonation.
  • The scientific issues surrounding remote detection of submerged coral ecosystems
  • Cartography ; Coral reef ; Ecosystem ; Environmental management ; Geographical information system ; LANDSAT ; MSS ; Reef ; Remote sensing ; SPOT ; Thematic Mapper
  • The two variables discussed, which will contribute to the understanding of the global role of coral reefs, are : 1) remote sensing of submerged coral reefs in general; and 2) remote sensing of coral bleaching in particular. A summary of radiative
  • Coraux fossiles: archives du climat
  • Climatic variation ; Coral reef ; Geochemistry ; Isotope analysis ; Palaeoclimatology ; Quaternary ; Sea level ; Tropical zone
  • Les coraux construisent des squelettes calcaires qui gardent en mémoire les moindres variations du milieu. Les coraux fossiles fournissent ainsi de précieuses informations sur les climats passés. Leur étude a déjà montré que lors de la dernière
  • Atlantic Ocean ; Biogenic process ; Caribbean Sea ; Coastal environment ; Coastal geomorphology ; Coral reef ; Geochronology ; Island ; Reef
  • Frequentslope failures of the forereef dropoff occur in living coral reefs on the island of Bonaire in the southern Caribbean. Topographic profiles of 10 sites were taken perpendicular to shore, followed by an estimation of coral ages along
  • the topographic profiles. Comparisons of coral age and adjacent slope angle indicated that the steeper slopes are older and that mass failure of the slope reduces the steepness of the forereef front and destroys the coral community along the disturbed slope
  • Raised coral terraces at Malakula, Vanuatu, southwest Pacific, indicate high sea level during marine isotope stage 3
  • Coral reef ; Marine terrace ; Oxygen 18 ; Pacific Region ; Quaternary ; Sea level ; Th/U dating ; Tropical zone ; Vanuatu ; Vertical movement
  • The occurence of a series of raised coral reefs from the uplifted island of Malakula (Vanuatu, SW Pacific) provide an opportunity to examine sea-level fluctuations over at least the past 120,000 years. Thirteen fossil coral samples from Malakula
  • coral terraces in Papua New Guinea and the recent sea-level reconstruction from the deep-sea sedimentary δ O 18 records.
  • Potentialities, uncertainties and complexities in the response of coral reefs to future sea-level rise
  • Coastal environment ; Cook Islands ; Coral reef ; Cyclone ; Global change ; New Zealand ; Ocean atmosphere interaction ; Reef ; Sea level ; Storm ; Tsunami
  • This review evaluates present and past rates of coral growth and net vertical accretion in relation to predicted, present and past rates of sea-level rise. It also considers potential constraints on future reef performance and the complexities
  • La réaction aux traumatismes: comparaison entre les arbres et les coraux
  • Observations and in situ experiments carried out between 1981 and 1983 near Pari Island, Seribu Archipelago, Java Sea, showed that reef-building corals can reiterate their specific colony architecture after being subjected to an environmental trauma
  • which irreversibly alters their characteristic appearance. Beside trees, many fixed colonial organisms such as hydroids, gorgonian, sponges and corals, display this process of architectural adjustment. Reiteration appears to be a fundamental
  • Dating Indian corals by U-decay-series methods
  • Nine samples of corals collected from seven locations in the Saurashtra Coastal region of India were dated by U series disequilibrium methods. Of the three age groups reported for this region by the earlier studies of S. K. Gupta and B. S. Amin
  • , the AA could confirm only the 6000 yr group. Instead of a 120,000 yr group, they found a scatter of ages between 118,000 and 176,000 yr. There appears to be no evidence for 30,000 yr-old corals from this region.
  • Interpreting features of carbonate geomorphology on Niue Island, a raised coral atoll
  • Carbonate ; Coral reef ; Geology ; Geomorphology ; Island ; Karst ; Karstic landform ; New Zealand ; Pacific Region
  • Dans le sud de l'océan Pacifique, l'île de Niue, essentiellement calcaire, est constituée par les coraux qui se sont développés depuis 500 000 ans sur un volcan sous-marin. Les AA. étudient le modelé karstique, son origine, ses caractéristiques et
  • Holocene emerged coral reef in Takarajima and Kodakarajima, Ryukyu islands, South West Japan
  • Détermination de l'âge, de la structure et de la croissance des coraux dans le NW du Pacifique (limite des coraux) d'après des observations sur le terrain et datations C14 sur profils dans les récifs émergés holocènes des îles Takarajima et
  • Coral reef ecosystems in Analysis of marine ecosystems.
  • CORALLI, Monica
  • Les coraux des récifs de marbre rouge F2j
  • Holocene sea level change and coral-reef growth at Huon peninsula, Papua New Guinea
  • The coral reef problem
  • Coral reefs of the New Hebrides, Melanesia, with particular reference to open-sea, not fringing, reefs
  • Do sponges help hold coral reefs together?
  • Soils on coral reef tracts. The example of Huon Peninsula, New Guinea
  • Biogenic process ; Chronosequence ; Clay mineral ; Coral reef ; Geochemistry ; Holocene ; Micromorphology ; Papua New Guinea ; Pedogenesis ; Quaternary ; Reef ; Sea level ; Soil ; Soil properties ; Weathering
  • The coral reef terraces of Huon Peninsula in Papua New Guinea at 6°S range from the Holocene terrace I to the more than 300,000 years old terrace XI. Since the ages of the coral reefs are known, a chronosequence of the different pedogenetic
  • Global change and the decline of coral reefs
  • Biogeography ; Climatic warming ; Coral reef ; Ecosystem ; Global change ; Habitat ; Human impact ; Marine ecosystem ; Reef ; Sea level