Can American Samoa’s Coral Reefs Recover After Tsunami?
Filed in Marine Biology on November 4, 2009 with no comments
Partially healthy and dead coral - © Wolcott Henry 2005/Marine Photobank
Some of American Samoa’s coral reefs were in bad shape already and may now, after the September 29 tsunami, never recover.
However, researchers remain optimistic claiming coral reefs have evolved to cope with natural disasters.
Read the full story on the NZ Herald News.
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