coral reef statistics (e.g. coral reefs take up 0.2 percent of the earth's oceans), soil information and flora and fauna information.
river statistics, climate, main features, soil info, flora and fauna info.
coast statistics, climate, main features, soil info, flora and fauna info.
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hotpotato answered Sunday June 10 2007, 11:02 am: sorry, i dont know much about coral reefs, but here are some quotes that may be useful to you:
"In all, shallow coral reefs occupy only about 284,000 sq km (110,000 sq mi), or less than one-tenth of 1 percent (0.1 percent) of the world�s oceans. Yet in this tiny area, coral reefs house a quarter of all marine fish species. Reefs are highly productive resources for human beings."
"A coral reef begins to grow. Coral reefs grow upward at rates of 1 to 20 cm (0.4 to 7.8 in) per year."
"As of 2005 more than 660 coral reefs were being protected, including two of the world�s largest protected areas�the Great Barrier Reef off Australia and the coral reefs of the northwest Hawaiian Islands. The 660 protected reefs represent about 19 percent of the world�s coral reefs. However, the majority of protected areas only receive partial protection. Probably less than 5 percent of the world�s coral reefs are sufficiently protected at the present time. Some scientists estimate that strict protection for about 30 percent of the world�s reefs would be ideal."
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