Biology
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Certain Areas in the Great Barrier Reef Shows Record-Breaking Coral Development in 36 Years
A research released on Thursday claims that portions of the Great Barrier Reef have had their greatest coral cover levels in the 36 years since the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) started monitoring.
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