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Engineering, Coral Ecosystems, Oceanography +17

Coral Growth Related to Resuspension of Bottom Sediments

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Coral Growth Related, Engineering, Coral Reef +5

Coral growth-rate, an environmental indicator

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Biology, Biogeochemistry, Control Group +13

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Engineering, Coral Ecosystems, Marine Systems +18

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Biology, Biogeochemistry, Engineering +10