So könnten die Kalkablagerungen für Massenkalke entstanden sein: große Riffe aus Kalkstein entstanden nahe an Küste.
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Massenkalk
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- So könnten die Kalkablagerungen für Massenkalke entstanden sein: große Riffe aus Kalkstein entstanden nahe an Küste.
- Originalbeschriftung: Colonial “hard corals” form elaborate finger-shaped, branching, or mound-shaped structures and can create masses of limestone that stretch for tens or even hundreds of miles. Many coral reefs fringing coasts consist of nearshore inner reef flats that slope to deeper water fore reefs farther offshore. The reef crest, between the inner reef flat and outer fore reef, lies in extremely shallow water and may be exposed during the lowest tides. Waves commonly crash against or break on the reef crest. Fringing reefs help to protect harbors, beaches, and shorelines from erosion and wave damage by storms.
- Graphic Design By Susan Mayfield and Sara Boore
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- Created: Not later than the year 2005
- Author: Susan Mayfield and Sara Boore
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Public Domain: This image is in the public domain in the United States because it only contains materials that originally came from the United States Geological Survey, an agency of the United States Department of the Interior. For more information, see the official USGS copyright policy.
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- Rhetos Lernlexikon Mathematik, Aachen:
- Siehe unter => Massenkalk => lex
