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Reefs made from sunken trees can help restore biodiversity in degraded marine habitats, scientists have found.
It is estimated that coral reefs support about 25% of all marine life. They provide housing, food and areas to spawn for millions of marine species and are the backbone of maintaining the aquatic life cycle.
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