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Reef madness: Charles Darwin, Alexander Agassiz, and the meaning of coral
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History of Ecological Sciences, Part 61B: Terrestrial Biogeography and Paleobiogeography, 1840s–1940s
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History of Ecological Sciences, Part 61C: Marine Biogeography, 1690s–1940s
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A Perspective on the Biology of Florida Keys Coral Reefs
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Seeing Corals with Darwin’s “Eye of Reason”: Discovering an Image of a Tropical Atoll in the English Countryside
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On the rise and fall of oceanic islands: Towards a global theory following the pioneering studies of Charles Darwin and James Dwight Dana
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Negotiating uncertainty: Framing attitudes, prioritizing issues, and finding consensus in the coral reef environment management “crisis”
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Coral reef coda: what can we hope for?
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“Ephemeral Train”: Creativity and the Nonhuman in Lydia Sigourney’s Coral Poems
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“The Infinite Go-Before of the Present”
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The Natural History of Freedom
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Steps in the History of Mudstone Investigations—A Timeline, 1556 Through 2007
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History of Ecological Sciences, Part 37: Charles Darwin's Voyage on the Beagle
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History of Ecological Sciences, Part 51: Formalizing Marine Ecology, 1870s to 1920s
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"Darwin’s Most Wonderful Plants: A Tour of His Botanical Legacy" by Ken Thompson, 2019. [book review]
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The Alchemy of a Corpus of Underwater Images
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Being there: scientific saturation and technical diving with in situ instrumentation in an internal surf zone reveal driving physical dynamics of coral reefs
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Reefs in Space and Time: Recognizing David Stoddart's Contribution to Coral Reef Science
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Art and Metabolic Force in Deep Time Environments
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