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Date: 2014-08-08 02:06:50
States and territories of Australia
Physical geography
Ecosystems
Islands
Reef HQ
Sponge
Coralline algae
Coral
Coral reefs
Water
Fisheries

Sponge baths to continue… PROJECT NAME: Towards closing the life cycle of marine sponges. Benefits for public aquarium display and coral reef conservation. PROJECT DATES: 2010 – 2011. PROJECT LEADER: Prof. Rocky de N

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