Low Wooded Islands, Figure 1 Planform characteristics and geomorphic units of low wooded islands. (a) Ingram-Beanley Island,
Great Barrier Reef (after Stoddart et al., 1978a), encircled letters denote position of photographs in (b) and (c); (b) Oblique aerial
photograph of Ingram sand cay; (c) Oblique aerial photograph of shingle and mangrove units on Ingram-Beanley Island; (d) Bewick
Island, Great Barrier Reef (after Stoddart et al., 1978a, b, c); (e) Oblique aerial photograph of Bewick Island; (f) Oblique aerial
photograph of Hannah Island, Great Barrier Reef, all photos by author; (g) Representative cross-section across a low wooded island
displaying key biogeomorphic units (after Hopley et al., 2007), indicative location of cross-sections shown in Figure 1a.
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Great Barrier Reef (after Stoddart et al., 1978a), encircled letters denote position of photographs in (b) and (c); (b) Oblique aerial
photograph of Ingram sand cay; (c) Oblique aerial photograph of shingle and mangrove units on Ingram-Beanley Island; (d) Bewick
Island, Great Barrier Reef (after Stoddart et al., 1978a, b, c); (e) Oblique aerial photograph of Bewick Island; (f) Oblique aerial
photograph of Hannah Island, Great Barrier Reef, all photos by author; (g) Representative cross-section across a low wooded island
displaying key biogeomorphic units (after Hopley et al., 2007), indicative location of cross-sections shown in Figure 1a.
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