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We looked at growth of Porites corals from nearshore reefs in Fiji from 1998-2016 and found compounding effects between coastal turbidity and thermal stress.
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A man stands with a large specimen of Inoceramus over 1 m in diameter. The shell is flat and has distinctive concentric ridges known from this family. Credit Wikipedia
Several Platyceramus platinus in an artists depictions, snowshoeing on a shallow soft bottom of the Cretaceous interior seaway, partially resting against each other like giant pancakes. Source: Oceans of Kansas
The largest clams that ever lived were inoceramids, including genera like Platyceramus and Inoceramus. Some reached 1 m in size, and exceptional specimens have been found approaching 2 m! These huge flat boys lived like giant snowshoes on the bottoms of shallow seas during the Cretaceous. #clamFacts
I must admit that this annotated Nature abstract remains a useful recipe for constructing a summary paragraph. I show it to my students every time we get started.
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