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MINING/QUARRYING OF CORAL REEFS
Barbara E. Brown
School of Biology University of Newcastle, Newcastle,
UK
Definition
The extraction of coral, either in the fossil or living form,
for use generally in the construction trade. This is
a widespread activity in the Indian Ocean in particular,
which results in extensive damage to the threedimensional structure of the reef and its inhabitants.
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