AY Honors/Coral Reefs/Answer Key - Revision history

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+Patch Reef: an isolated patch of reef that grows up from the floor of the lagoon of a barrier reef. They seldom reach the surface of the water.
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-Nudibranches eat the corals.  Hawaii is experiencing a huge invasion by Nudibranches, many of which were once pets in tropical aquariums.
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 stars, jellyfish, anemones, sand dollars, sea cucumbers, and many more.
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 Lionfish have venomous spines and frilly fins. They are native to the Indian and Pacific Oceans. They were dumped into the Atlantic Ocean by pet owners that did not want to keep them anymore. They thrive in the coral reefs in the Atlantic where they eat many fish and invertebrates that are a crucial part of the reef ecosystem. They have no natural enemies so they continue to outgrow the reefs.
 Nudibranches eat the corals.  Hawaii is experiencing a huge invasion by Nudibranches, many of which were once pets in tropical aquariums.