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Fig. 15.5. Bushy Island on Redbill Reef in the Mackay Capricorn section of the Reef. This is a permanently vegetated sand cay on a reef containing stepped algal terraces caused by a high tidal range in
the area (Photo: Nick Harvey; Note: The coloured version of this figure can be found on the CD, enclosed with this book)
Fig. 15.6. Massive reefs of the Pompey Complex on the outer shelf east of Mackay. Some of these reefs
are over 100 km' and are separated by deep channels (Photo: Nick Harvey; Note: The coloured version
of this figure can be found on the CD, enclosed with this book)
N. Harvey
Fig. 15.5. Bushy Island on Redbill Reef in the Mackay Capricorn section of the Reef. This is a permanently vegetated sand cay on a reef containing stepped algal terraces caused by a high tidal range in
the area (Photo: Nick Harvey; Note: The coloured version of this figure can be found on the CD, enclosed with this book)
Fig. 15.6. Massive reefs of the Pompey Complex on the outer shelf east of Mackay. Some of these reefs
are over 100 km' and are separated by deep channels (Photo: Nick Harvey; Note: The coloured version
of this figure can be found on the CD, enclosed with this book)