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- adjective Of or pertaining to a
lagoon , especially one behind acoral reef
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We think that there would have been a series of islands, or maybe even potentially lagoonal areas in the area where these fossils were recovered.
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We think that there would have been a series of islands, or maybe even potentially lagoonal areas in the area where these fossils were recovered.
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We think that there would have been a series of islands, or maybe even potentially lagoonal areas in the area where these fossils were recovered.
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We think that there would have been a series of islands, or maybe even potentially lagoonal areas in the area where these fossils were recovered.
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Reefs are often categorized into more specific categories, such as patch reefs (small patches of reef that tend to grow within lagoonal back-reef areas), platform or bank reefs (isolated, flat-topped reefs that are larger than patch reefs and usually grow on mid-shelf regions), and ribbon reefs (long sinuous reefs that parallel the shelf break).
Coral reef 2010
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Weathering has eroded the limestone into holes and pits over much of the surface of the islands, although the surface at the eastern end is comprises raised lagoonal sediments.
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Lord Howe Island has sedimentary deposits of Pleistocene and Holocene (Recent) age, including cross-bedded calcarenite with intercalated soil horizons, lagoonal deposits, a single sand dune, and alluvium.
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Coral reefs form the fringes of extensive lagoonal platforms at Tanjon'i Masoala, southeastern Madagascar.
Western Indian Ocean Islands and coastal and marine environments 2008
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Coastal ecosystems, especially estuaries and lagoonal wetlands, are becoming increasingly impacted by activities within river catchment, with deforestation, intensive agriculture, damming and irrigation all changing the nature of material fluxes (water, sediment, nutrients and pesticides).
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Coastal ecosystems, especially estuaries and lagoonal wetlands, are becoming increasingly impacted by activities within river catchment, with deforestation, intensive agriculture, damming and irrigation all changing the nature of material fluxes (water, sediment, nutrients and pesticides).
Coastal and marine environments and development challenges in Africa 2008
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