Chronostratigraphy of Bramston Reef reveals a long-term record of fringing reef growth under muddy conditions in the central Great Barrier Reef

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RT @emmajeanryan: New (my first!) paper on inshore turbid-zone reef growth #coralreef @TropWATER @jcu https://t.co/8hGM2ELLMN

RT @emmajeanryan: New (my first!) paper on inshore turbid-zone reef growth #coralreef @TropWATER @jcu https://t.co/8hGM2ELLMN

RT @emmajeanryan: New (my first!) paper on inshore turbid-zone reef growth #coralreef @TropWATER @jcu https://t.co/8hGM2ELLMN

RT @emmajeanryan: New (my first!) paper on inshore turbid-zone reef growth #coralreef @TropWATER @jcu https://t.co/8hGM2ELLMN

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