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Technical Memorandum 6
Age Structure Of The Fantome Island Fringing Reef
Dr D.P. Johnson
Department of Geology
James Cook University of North Queensland
February 1985
COVER PAGE 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 35.19KB]
INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 241.12KB]
SECTIONS 2- 4 [Adobe Acrobat Format 545.44KB]
- DESCRIPTION OF THE AREA
- STRATIGRAPHY
- REEF HISTORY
- Age Reversals
- Growth Rates
IMPLICATIONS FOR REEF MANAGEMENT [Adobe Acrobat Format 73.77KB]
- Stability Of The Reef Slope
- Rates Of Reef Recovery
SECTIONS 6 & 7 [Adobe Acrobat Format 60.44KB]
- CONCLUSIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 143.91KB]
APPENDICES
- List of Participants [Adobe Acrobat Format 202.83KB]
- Distribution List [Adobe Acrobat Format 28.50KB]
- Document Control Data [Adobe Acrobat Format 55.20KB]
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