‘Dead’ coral reefs as important as ‘live’ ones, shows new study
2020-09-02 00:00
‘Dead’ coral reefs support ‘cryptic’ animals — including fishes, snails, tiny crabs and worms — who hide under this rubble to save themselves from predation
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