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Technical Memorandum 21
Morphology and Development of the Cape Tribulation Fringing Reefs, Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Bruce R Partain and David Hopiey
Sir George Fisher Centre for Tropical Marine Studies
James Cook University of North Queensland
Townsville, Q 4811, Australia
May 1989
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CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 116.55KB]
INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 156.53KB]
SECTIONS 2-3 [Adobe Acrobat Format 453.49KB]
- Previous Investigations
- Methods
SECTIONS 4-5 [Adobe Acrobat Format 2007.94KB]
- Reef Morphology And Lithofacies
- Reef Petrology
SECTIONS 6-10 [Adobe Acrobat Format 2252.15KB]
- Reef Lithologic Assemblages
- Cementation
- Coral Growth And Reef Accretion Rates
- Discussion
- Conclusions
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