Digging into the Geologic Record of Environmentally Driven Changes in Coral Reef Development

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RT @USGSAquaticLife: If you are homeschooling and looking for a great way to teach high schoolers about oceanography, check out this great…

11 Apr 2020

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If you are homeschooling and looking for a great way to teach high schoolers about oceanography, check out this great lesson plan about coral reef growth! https://t.co/a1c9FgY4VB #STEM #education #homeschool #ScienceAtHome #coral https://t.co/P8S3Guetii

30 Mar 2020

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Want an inquiry-based, open access, published lesson based on real science? Gravinese, P.M., R.B. Aronson, and L.T. Toth. 2020. Digging into the geologic record of environmentally driven changes in coral reef development. Oceanography 33(1):85–91, https://

14 Mar 2020

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Check out our latest open access inquiry-based educational lesson published today in the journal @TOSOceanography! These lessons were designed after @DrLaurenToth's coral reef research in Panama. Share with your educator contacts! #education https://t.co/

13 Mar 2020

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