Anchoring Damage
Anchoring Damage is a form of physical coral reef degradation resulting from the direct contact of vessel anchors or anchor chains with benthic substrates, distinguished from other disturbance types by its localized but intense impact on reef structure and associated biota.
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Adam D. Saphier, Tegan Churcher Hoffmann · Marine Pollution Bulletin · 2005 · 54 citations
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Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
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University of Rhode Island
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James Cook University
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University of Genoa
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Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
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Stockholm Resilience Centre
Stockholm, Sweden
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Coffs Harbour City Council
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