Big fish – and their pee – are key parts of coral reef ecosystems
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By Michelle Ma Coral reefs wouldn't be the same without their beautiful fish. A diversity of colorful, beautifully patterned…
Big fish — and their pee — are key parts of coral reef ecosystems - Technology Org
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Coral reefs wouldn’t be the same without their beautiful fish. A diversity of colorful, beautifully patterned species lives in…
Fishing steals pee nutrients from coral reefs - Futurity
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In coral reefs where fishing occurs, nearly half of key nutrients are missing from the ecosystem.
Big fish -- and their pee -- are key parts of coral reef ecosystems
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Related images (click to enlarge) Abel Valdivia Jacob Allgeier Craig Layman Coral reefs wouldn't be the same without their…
Big fish, and their urine, are key parts of coral reef ecosystems
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Coral reefs wouldn't be the same without their beautiful fish. A diversity of colorful, beautifully patterned species lives in…
Big fish - and their pee - are key parts of coral reef ecosystems - Technology Org
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The Almaco jack is a large predator fish, pictured here in the Caribbean. Coral reefs wouldn’t be the same without their…
Big fish -- and their pee -- are key parts of coral reef ecosystems
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Big fish -- and their pee -- are key parts of coral reef ecosystems
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Coral reefs wouldn't be the same without their beautiful fish. A diversity of colorful, beautifully patterned species lives in…
Fish Pee May be a Natural Way to Help Coral Reefs and Coastal Ecosystems
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There may be a natural way to help coastal ecosystems: fish pee.
Fish type, body size can help predict nutrient recycling rates
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The nutrients excreted by fish in their “pee” may be critical to the health of coastal ecosystems. But knowing whether…
Fish type, body size can help predict nutrient recycling rates
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The nutrients excreted by fish in their 'pee' may be critical to the health of coastal ecosystems. But knowing whether…
Fish type, body size can help predict nutrient recycling rates
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The nutrients excreted by fish in their "pee" may be critical to the health of coastal ecosystems. But knowing whether…
Fish type, body size can help predict nutrient recycling rates
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( North Carolina State University ) The nutrients excreted by fish in their 'pee' may be critical to the health of coastal…