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Musicians praised Several young music makers have made their debut at the Scunthorpe Musical Festival - as well as one adjudicator.
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Several young music makers have made their debut at the
Scunthorpe Musical Festival - as well as one adjudicator.
Although Dr Andrew Padmore is no stranger to Scunthorpe and has
visited the town on other occasions, he made his first appearance at
the festival on the penultimate day of the event.
Dr Padmore, who travelled from his home in Leeds, stepped in to
oversee two sessions for Marilynne Davies, who had to fulfil a
previous engagement elsewhere.
In her absence, Dr Padmore, who has previously conducted for the
Scunthorpe Choral Society and previously visited the town as a music
examiner, ...
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Coral crisis! Humans are killing off these bustling underwater cities. Can coral reefs be saved?(Life science: corals)
Magazine article from: Science World
; ...Rainbow-colored corals--tiny sea animals...is exploring the coral reefs that make...call this process coral bleaching because many corals turn bright white...What's killing coral reefs? For starters...accidentally yank corals off the ocean floor...
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The coral fishery and trade of Japan. (Foreign Fishery Developments)
Magazine article from: Marine Fisheries Review
; ...of all Japan's corals. The JCFA harvests the "Midway" coral in the area of about...off and entangling coral pieces. The JCFA...harvest of precious corals has decreased from...auction prices for corals are: Red coral, 2.5-3.0 million...
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Corals play rough over Darwin's paradox. (Marine Biology).(Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology and University of New South Wales research)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: New Scientist
; ...he discovered that the corals take up nutrients more...pumped faster or the coral reef is rougher. Last...Science in Townsville. Corals may also find other ways...Rocks at the base of coral reefs could provide some nutrients. And corals are great recyclers...
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Corals without boarders: it's cold, dark, and there's no help from live-in algae.
Magazine article from: Science News
; ...homes inside these corals. The algae use carbon dioxide released by the coral polyps and return products...photosynthesis, which the corals use for growth. Corals...coral, the ivory tree coral Lophelia pertusa. Some of these corals reach 35 m in height...
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Coral reef mapping project completed.
Newspaper article from: XPRESS (United Arab Emirates)
; ...extensive and biologically important coral reef resources of the southern Arabian Gulf. Even though the Arabian Gulf's corals are unique and seem to endure extremely...coastal development is accelerating coral die-off. The coral reef management...
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Corals book creates marine science and publishing history.
M2 Presswire
; ...of its kind in Australia. "Corals of the World is the culmination...Veron's life work researching corals from all major coral reef regions of the world...per cent of the worlds known coral species. Corals of the World provides us with...
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Coral Death Results From Bacteria Fed by Algae.
News Wire article from: Ascribe Higher Education News Service
; ...them. All of the corals with neighboring algae died, while coral without neighboring...bacterial growth on the corals. These bacteria suffocate the coral by cutting off the...between algae and corals, key players on the coral reef. As algae...
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CORAL REEF RESILIENCE: BETTER FEEDERS SURVIVE BLEACHING
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Precious coral fisheries of Hawaii and the U.S. Pacific Islands. (Fisheries of Hawaii and U.S.-associated Pacific Islands.)
Magazine article from: Marine Fisheries Review
; ...fisheries for black coral exist in all oceans. Hence, precious corals represent a unique...species of black coral, and the other...gold, and bamboo corals at depths of 400...Hawaiian gold and black corals are hexocorals. History of the Precious Coral Fishery in Hawaii...
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Coral gardens in the dark depths: scientists seek to learn more about these abundant, fragile, and now-threatened communities.(Cover Story)
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; ...different types of corals live in the deep sea. Stony coral skeletons are dense...persisting long after coral colonies have died. The stony corals are related to shallow...studied deep-sea coral species suggest that corals can live for hundreds...
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