Magna Curalii Obex

Magna Curalii Obex est maximum orbis terrarum systema scopulorum curalii, quod in plus quam 2900 scopulorum singulorum et in circa nongentis insulis quae trans plus quam 2600 chiliometrorum (1600 milium) et aream circa 344 400 chiliometrorum quadratorum patet. Obex in Mari Curalii litori Terrae Reginae in Australia boreoorientali obiecta est.

Magna Curalii Obex ex spatio videtur potest, maxima orbis terrarum structura ab organismis vivis effecta. Haec structura scopuli in billionibus minusculorum organismorum, polypodorum curalii appellatorum, consisit. Magna vitae diversitatem sustinet, et UNESCO Situs Hereditatis Mundi anno 1981 electa est. CNN, canalis televisificus, eam unum ex Septem Naturalibus Mundi Miraculis appellavit. Queensland National Trust eam icon civitatis Terrae Reginae nominavit.

Magna scopuli pars a Vivario Marino Magnae Curalii Obicis protegitur, quod effectum usus humani inhibet, sicut piscatus et periegesis. Inter alias circumiectus res quae scopulum eiusque oecosystema premunt sunt surface runoff, mutatio climatis cum ampla curalii dealbificatione, et cyclica numeri Acanthasterorum planci incrementa.

Magna Curalii Obex, diu a populis Aboriginalibus Australianis et Insulanis Freti Torresiani usurpata, est magna culturarum et studiosi rerum divinarum animi incolarum regionis pars. Scopulus est locus peregrinatoribus gratissimus, praecipue in regionibus Insularum Whitsunday et Cairns. Periegesis magni momenti in oeconomia regionis est, quae circa $1 billionem per annum reddit.

Geologia et geographia

Magna Curalii Obex est distincta Cordillerae Australianae Orientalis proprietas, minores Insulas Murray comprehendens. Patet a Freto Torresiani (inter Caionem Bramble, eius septentrionalissimam insulam, et australe Papuae Novae Guineae litus) ad septentriones, usque ad transitum nominis expers inter Insulam Dominae Elliot (eius insulam australissimam) et Insulam Fraser ad australem. Insula Dominae Elliot per spatium geodesicum situs est 1915 chiliometra ad meridio-orientalem Caionis Bramble.

Vide etiam

  • Insulae in Magna Curalii Obice
  • Curalium hermatypicum

Bibliographia

  • Bell, Peter. 1998. AIMS: The First Twenty-Five Years. Townsville: Australian Institute of Marine Science. ISBN 978-0-642-32212-8.
  • Bowen, James, et Margarita Bowen. 2002. The Great Barrier Reef: History, Science, Heritage. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-82430-3.
  • Coleman, Neville. 1997. Tauchen und Reisen: Great Barrier Reef, Australien. Delius Klasing. ISBN 3-7688-1062-3.
  • Done, T. J. 1982. Patterns in the Distribution of Coral Communities across the Central Great Barrier Reef. Coral Reefs 1(2):95–107. doi 10.1007/BF00301691.
  • Doubilet, David. 2002. Great Barrier Reef. Hamburgi: National Geographic. ISBN 3-934385-83-4/
  • Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. Research Publications.
  • Hopley, David, Scott G, Smithers, et Kevin E. Parnell. 2007. The Geomorphology of the Great Barrier Reef: Development, Diversity, and Change. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-85302-8.
  • Hutchings, Pat, Mike Kingsford, et Ove Hoegh-Guldberg. 2008. The Great Barrier Reef: Biology, Environment and Management. CSIRO Publishing. ISBN 978-0-643-09557-1.
  • Lucas, P. H. C., et al. 1997. The Outstanding Universal Value of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. ISBN 0-642-23028-5.
  • Mather, P., et I. Bennett, eds. 1993. A Coral Reef Handbook: A Guide to the Geology, Flora and Fauna of the Great Barrier Reef. Ed. 3a. Chipping North: Surrey Beatty & Sons Pty Ltd. ISBN 0-949324-47-7.
  • Rinaldi, Roberto. 1999. The Great Barrier Reef Dive Guide. Abbeville Press. ISBN 0-7892-0456-8. EAN 9780789204561.
  • Rinaldi, Roberto, ed. 2001. Australien: Enzyklopädie der Unterwasserwelt. ISBN 3-86132-222-6.
  • Smithers, Scott G., et Kevin E. Parnell. 2007. The Geomorphology of the Great Barrier Reef: Development, Diversity, and Change. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-85302-6. LCCN 2007279540.
  • Zell, Len. Diving & Snorkeling Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Lonely Planet Verlag.

Nexus externi

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