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Contents
1
Reef Structure, Formation, and Ecology
1.1
Reef Formation
1.1.1
How are Reefs Formed?
1.1.1.1
Where are Coral Reefs Found?
1.1.1.2
Reefs in the Fossil Record
1.2
Reef Structure
1.2.1
What are the Different Reef Types?
1.3
Reef Life
1.3.1
Corals|All about Corals
1.3.2
Other Reef Builders like Hydrozoans, Sponges, and Algae
1.3.3
Bioerosion
1.4
Reef Ecology
1.4.1
Reef Relationships
1.4.1.1
Defense Mechanisms
1.4.1.2
The Role of Color on the Reef
1.4.2
Other Ecosystems Associated with Coral Reefs
1.4.2.1
The Importance of Nursery Areas
Reef Structure, Formation, and Ecology
Reef Formation
How are Reefs Formed?
Darwin's Theory
Plate Tectonics
Glacial Activity
Where are Coral Reefs Found?
Reefs in the Fossil Record
Reef Structure
What are the Different Reef Types?
Fringing
Barrier
Atolls
Patch Reefs
Bank Reefs
Reef Life
Corals|All about Corals
Other Reef Builders like Hydrozoans, Sponges, and Algae
Bioerosion
Reef Ecology
Reef Relationships
Symbiosis
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Feeding Guilds/Trophic Levels
Defense Mechanisms
The Role of Color on the Reef
Other Ecosystems Associated with Coral Reefs
Mangroves
Seagrass Beds
Macroalgal Beds
Lagoons
The Importance of Nursery Areas
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