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Conceptual diagram illustrating the spawning migration of a female lobster tagged on a patch reef. This bird's eye view shows that she traveled to the fore reef and returned to her den 4 days later (Scale is approximate).
Female lobster spawning migration
Illustration map of Great South Bay in New York, USA
USA NY: Great South Bay
Patchwork of fields along the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay.
Patchwork of fields
Rockclimbers descending from a route in the Bugaboos (Northern Purcell Range in British Columbia).
Climbers in Bugaboo Provincial Park
Illustration of patch reef base with coral cay and lagoon
Reef 2D: patch reef with coral cay and lagoon
Conceptual diagram illustrating coral habitats from Cape Florida to the Dry Tortugas. In this region, corals occur on hardbottom habitats, patch reefs, and deep and shallow bank reefs.
Coral habitats

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