Abstract
Analysis of coral growth patterns and populations in Bermuda reveals that living coral abundance on the reefs of Castle Harbor, a location where extensive dredging occurred during 1941- 1943, is much reduced in comparison to external North-South reefs. Dead corals, sampled in the harbor, have skeletal patterns of growth which are similar and which show a marked decline in growth for several years prior to death....
Recommended Citation
Dodge, Richard E.. 1977. "Coral populations and growth patterns: Responses to sedimentation and turbidity associated with dredging." Journal of Marine Research 35, (4). https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/journal_of_marine_research/1416
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