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There is a word for what Darwin and the rest of us have felt when in the presence of the reef: 'awe.' Confronted with the reef, awe is the most appropriate response. It is probably in our nature. It is also, apparently, in our nature to destroy that which we hold in awe."--The Enchanted Braid Of the myriad ecosystems populating the underwater world, coral reefs are by far the most complex. While their stunning beauty has been extolled for centuries, the intricate workings of reef environments remained largely hidden from view. In fact, until the advent of scuba diving just fifty years ago,…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2007Enchanted BraidWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John · 288 pages · 9780470304853
- Other · English · 1998Wiley · 269 pages · 9780471177272
Coral reefs and islandsHuman ecologyEndangered ecosystemsCoral reef biology




