Recolonization of Algal Communities Following the Grounding of the Freighter Wellwood on Molasses Reef, Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary: Phase 2. Survey of Algae and Experimental Design

Littler, M.M.; Littler, D.S.; Norris, J.N.; Bucher, K.E.

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Recolonization of Algal Communities Following the Grounding of the Freighter Wellwood on Molasses Reef, Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary: Phase 2. Survey of Algae and Experimental Design

1987
By Littler, M.M. ; Littler, D.S. ; Norris, J.N. ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NOS MEMD ; 15

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Littler, M.M. ; Littler, D.S. ; Norris, J.N. ; Bucher, K.E.

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United States. National Ocean Service. Marine and Estuarine Management Division. ; United States. Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management. ; National Marine Sanctuary Program (U.S.)

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On 4 August 1984, the 396-foot Cyprian-registered freighter Wellwood ran aground off the Florida Keys on Molasses Reef in the Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary and remained aground until 16 August 1984. The vessel was carrying a cargo of pelletized animal feed from Louisiana to Portugal. While the vessel received relatively little damage and no fuel or oil was spilled, the coral reef was physically impacted over a total area of 75,000 m2 (Jaap 1984)...This final report, a survey of algal damage and recovery, constitutes the initial component of Phase 2 of the research plan and establishes a format for further work in cooperation with other scientists and NOAA personnel.
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Algal Communities Coral Reef Restoration Effect Of Habitat Modification On Resilience (Ecology)
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NOAA technical memorandum NOS MEMD ; 15
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Grant no. NA-84-AAG-04244
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Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary (Fla.) ; United States

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