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So, today we have an exceptional opportunity and maybe a last chance to learn more about these "living fossil reefs" and their (paleo)envirnoment and therefore we should use it Also see good write-up on SpruceRoots web site emphasizing the reefs off the QCIs. |
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WWF (Prince Rupert) presented Kim Conway lectures
Alright so the picture didn’t work – here is a better one Conways’ Reef site Source for map PSARC paper on
DFO site Dr Manfred Krautterfor significance and details of sponge reefs in time and details of BC’s Hecate reef. |
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Reefs Globally
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This sponge sample
was passed around at the WWF lecture— Damaging
this “ultra-conservative’ sponge reef by trawlers is a key concern. Hopefully
this unique ecosystem will be preserved both by formal regulation and
co-operation from trawlers. |
Other info |
See my page
on Hexactinosan Sponges biology |
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This
University research site good
for both paleontology and biology |