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Reef Mysteries

April 14, 2012

Written by Mark Schrope and

At first, Alice Shoal seems something of a mystery. Many of the problems slamming reefs around the world are minimal here. This area doesn’t seem to be generally overfished, for instance, and there are no communities nearby to flood the …

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  • macroalgae
  • research

Alice’s Fishes

April 13, 2012

Written by Mark Schrope

The reef at Alice Shoal was an impressive site today, as much for the human activity as the marine life. Rising up a few meters off the bottom I spotted divers working in pairs around me as far out as …

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  • macroalgae
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How Does Wave Action Impact Grazing Reef Fish?

August 13, 2011

Written by Kit Van Wagner

The Golden Shadow is back on the western shore of Great Inagua and the day has been packed with activity, as team members leave and arrive, new research projects are launched, and scientific surveys around Great Inagua continue.  Early this …

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