Australia’s Other Great Reef Wiped Out by Super-Warm Seas

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Jul 8, 2016, 9:36 am252 pts
Another of Australia's treasured coastal ecosystems, the kelp-dominated Great Southern Reef, experienced a massive die-off from 2010-2013 due to a marine heat wave. Before and after the 2011 heat wave which saw the virtual extinction of some of Western Australia's vast temperate kelp forest ecosystems. J.Costa…

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