Study Shows Significant Coral Reef Regeneration In Abu Dhabi And Qatar
August 30, 2006 @ 05:21 AM (EST)
Source: Ameinfo.com
The findings, which were published in a bi-annual report finalised recently, showed that at least 18 out of an original 36 species of coral found in the region have recovered from damage suffered due to past climatic stress events...
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