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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37988-2highly productive systems in waters which are otherwise low in nutrients and phytoplankton. Their complex, wave-resistant structures are built almost entirely by biological activity. The dominant reef-forming organisms are the scleractinian (= stony) corals which grow by means of an accretionary exo

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,Methode der Zersetzung durch S?uren,ntion. Habitats such as shingle beaches are only of relatively small and local importance, whereas polar ice-edges or coastline are extensive. The animals so far neglected include fish, birds and mammals including man. This chapter considers some of our ‘remaindered’ habitats.

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itats, and it is surprising in these days of increased awareness of man‘s environmental impact that so little attention has been given to integrated approaches involving the whole coastal zone and including the terrestrial part, which is man‘s major habitat. The coastal zone has been the subject of

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