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Great Barrier Reef and what it relates to. Every line is an evidence-backed relation, and the arrangement is fixed — this address draws this picture, today and next year.

concerns — The March-April 2016 surveys covered more than eleven hundred Great Barrier Reef reefs and found the most severe bleaching in the northern third of the system.assesses — The Long-Term Monitoring Program has surveyed a fixed set of Great Barrier Reef sites with a consistent method every year since 1985.affects — Crown-of-thorns predation was attributed forty-two per cent of the coral cover loss recorded on Great Barrier Reef monitoring sites between 1985 and 2012.comparable_to — The Coral Triangle holds roughly three-quarters of the world's coral species across six countries, against a single continuously monitored system under one national jurisdiction.governs — The Authority manages the Marine Park under the 1975 Act, principally through a zoning plan covering the whole park rather than selected sites.comparable_to — The two are the largest barrier reef systems of their respective oceans, and their dominant causes of loss differ — disease in the Caribbean, heat and predation on the Great Barrier Reef.Mass bleaching on the Great Barrier ReefMass bleaching on the Gre…Australian Institute of Marine ScienceAustralian Institute of M…Great Barrier Reef Marine Park AuthorityGreat Barrier Reef Marine…Coral TriangleCoral TriangleGreat Barrier ReefGreat Barrier ReefMesoamerican Barrier Reef SystemMesoamerican Barrier Reef…Crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster)Crown-of-thorns starfish …
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  1. Mass bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef · concerns · Great Barrier Reef

    The March-April 2016 surveys covered more than eleven hundred Great Barrier Reef reefs and found the most severe bleaching in the northern third of the system.

  2. Australian Institute of Marine Science · assesses · Great Barrier Reef

    The Long-Term Monitoring Program has surveyed a fixed set of Great Barrier Reef sites with a consistent method every year since 1985.

  3. Crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster) · affects · Great Barrier Reef

    Crown-of-thorns predation was attributed forty-two per cent of the coral cover loss recorded on Great Barrier Reef monitoring sites between 1985 and 2012.

  4. Coral Triangle · comparable_to · Great Barrier Reef

    The Coral Triangle holds roughly three-quarters of the world's coral species across six countries, against a single continuously monitored system under one national jurisdiction.

  5. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority · governs · Great Barrier Reef

    The Authority manages the Marine Park under the 1975 Act, principally through a zoning plan covering the whole park rather than selected sites.

  6. Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System · comparable_to · Great Barrier Reef

    The two are the largest barrier reef systems of their respective oceans, and their dominant causes of loss differ — disease in the Caribbean, heat and predation on the Great Barrier Reef.