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To summarise,the great barrier reef about coral cover and starfish.

causes of decline of coral cover storm damage and bleaching . coral cover would increase at 0.89% per year, and water quality is the number one suspect but there is still much we need to learn about crown-of-thorns  and how to control them.

She's got up to 21 arms, more than 600 ovaries, and hundreds of 4 cm long toxin - tipped thorns.
Her larvae spend between 14-30 days as plankton before they settle and change into five - armed juvenile starfish, There are fewer starfish outbreaks on reef in marine protected areas, perhaps because more of the juveniles get eaten.

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Due to the coral bleaching we can't stop the storms and ocean warming . according to the AIMS, coral cover is inclined due to cyclones and bleaching and it would be slow recovery.

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The causes of decline of coral is storm, spikes in sea temperature and crown of thorns starfish. Studies of aims , the Australian institute of Marine Science, show the absence of the starfish, coral cover would increase at 0.89% per year. Water quality is the prime suspect for causing crown of thorns starfish outbreaks.

The life cycle of starfish is 14-30 days as plankton, next six months as adult and eventually, within 2 years they become sextually mature. Starfish has 21 arms and produce 50 million eggs per year.

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The cause of decline in coral is strom spikes in sea temperature.studies by ATMS show that coral would increase at 0.89% per year . Water quality is the prime suspect for causing there is still much we need to learn about crown of thorns and how to control them.
The cycle of 14-30 days as they settle and change Into five armed juviline starfish.over and month and year they change again into audlt form.

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The  causes of decline of coral cover are storms, spikes in sea temperature. Studies by AIMS  show that coral would increase at 0.89%per year . water quality is the prime suspect for causing crown of thorns starfish outbreaks.                                                                              The life cycle of starfish is 14-30 days as plankton , next 6 months as adult and eventually , within 2 years they become sextually mature . starfish has 21 arms ,and produce 50 million eggs per year.

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Reason of decline of starfish due to the crown of thorns begs
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Coral cover increase 0.89% per year losses because of cyclones and bleaching slow recovery

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To conclude, the great barrier reef lost his half coral cover due to the storm damage in hot summer weather. According to AIMS, cyclones and bleaching is another reasons for losses of coral cover and it recover would be slow.
2. A crown-of-thorns

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The great barrier reef lost its coral cover in1985, So storm damage the sea temperature  .

Therefore, we cannot stop storms and ocean warming.
There are some  cruicial reason
one of the main reason is  global warming

In the survey of australian institute which is introduced by AIMS that depicts that coral cover incline at 0.89% on annual basis and it losses because of cyclones and bleaching

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Starfish has a very large body, like  she gots up to 21 arms and grows to 180 cm.
She changed into five armed juvenile strafish after spending 14-30 days in larvae.

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Storm Spikes in Sea Temperature and  Cause Damage to Starfish

Impacts of global climate change  and crown of thrones outbreak

Losses due to cyclones and bleaching would be slowly recover

Shape and Structure of the Starfish is described

Starfish are natural predators of the coral on the Great Barrier Reefs from Red Sea to West Coast

They targets for small generalist feeding of reef fish

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stroms,spikes in  sea temperature and crown of -thorns  starfish outbreaks are the major direct contributors to the decline in coral cover.

the primary cause  of coral bleaching - is one of the critical impacts of global climate change.

water quality is one of the suspect.

crown of -thorns starfish are natural predators of the coral on the great barrier reef and on coral reefs from the red sea to the west coast of the Americas.

five million adult crown of thorns starfish can eat about fifty square kilometers of coral every year.

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WE CAN NOT HOLT THE STORMS BUT THE STARFISH
To summarise,the great barrier reef about coral covers and starfish.

Starfishes are declined as compare to past.
There are some reasons :
*One of the main reason is global Warming.
*Another one is coral bleaching.
*And the last one is sea temperature.
There is also a result of a survey which is introduced by(AIMS) the Australian Institute of marine science.It introduced that coral cover would increased by 0.89% and it losses because of cyclones and bleaching.

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1:we cant halt the stroms,and sea warming-the essential cause of coral bleaching-is one of the basic impacts of worldwide climate change.we can,however,act to diminish the affect of crown of thistles starfish.

2:The affect of crown-of-thorns asks the address: what causes these starfish episodes? Water quality is the number one suspect but there's still much we have to be learn almost crown-of-thorns and how to control them. AIMS analysts are working with colleagues in Australia and around the world to memorize more around the causes of flare-ups and to create way better ways of controlling the starfish.

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To summerize, the reduction of starfish due to the impact of crown-of-thorns begs. AIMS researchers finding to develop the better way of controlling the starfish.

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To sum up,the great barrier reef remains half due to caused by storm damage and warm summer sea temperature.
The coral bleaching is directly impact on global climate changing.
Research by AIMS , shows that coral cover would rise at 0.89% per year due to cyclones and bleaching.