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Losing Nemo? Investigating the relationship between coral reef health and the presence of colorful fish

By Alex Dornburg, Michael Alfaro, Sarah Federman, and Katerina Zapfe
Backed by Virva Peikko, Ute Dornburg, Dan Warren, Patti Zapfe, Galen Christy, William Frost, Leonore Zapfe, Katerina Zapfe, Jacob Sanders, Willa Rose Brooks, and 5 other backers
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
O'Fallon, Missouri
BiologyEcologyGrant: EvolutionGrant: Evolution
$949
Raised of $3,984 Goal
24%
Ended on 2/03/17
Campaign Ended
  • $949
    pledged
  • 24%
    funded
  • Finished
    on 2/03/17

Lab Notes

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buoymeasuring lightbaselinedata collectionmethodssensorrun offhabitat lossHabitat conservationcoral reeffisheutrophicationoceanocean healthnemosediment
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