It turns out coral biodiversity on a reef isn't highest where classic scientific theory suggests it will be: in the shallowest waters, where more energy is available in the form of sunlight

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It turns out coral biodiversity on a reef isn't highest where classic scientific theory suggests it will be: in the shallowest waters, where more energy is available in the form of sunlight

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It turns out coral biodiversity on a reef isn't highest where classic scientific theory suggests it will be: in the shallowest waters, where more energy is available in the form of sunlight photo copyright Ed Roberts taken at

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Coral study prompts rethink of classic scientific theory
The research questions a classic theory that predicts coral biodiversity is highest in the shallowest waters where more energy is available in the form of sunlight.

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