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Response: Coral Reefs and Carbon Dioxide
1996
Science
Loss of coral reef habitat is often associated with transitions to benthic communities dominated by noncalcareous benthos (4, 8). The results of Kayanne et al. (1) reveal metabolic measures to be sensitive indicators of reef health ( 9 ), but the findings more likely reflect the condition of the local sampling site than the normal behavior of healthy reef communities.
doi:10.1126/science.271.5253.1299
pmid:17820928
fatcat:5bf4ldjmjrg3plx7jc5njpmrsy