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Berger coral reef hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Ocean biogeochemistry

the proposal that coral reef growth on flooded shelves during deglaciation released carbon dioxide and helped raise atmospheric levels.

In ocean biogeochemistry, Berger coral reef hypothesis refers to the proposal that coral reef growth on flooded shelves during deglaciation released carbon dioxide and helped raise atmospheric levels. This meaning comes from Berger (1982) in Naturwissenschaften.[1]

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Berger, W. H. (1982). Increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere during deglaciation: the coral reef hypothesis. Naturwissenschaften, 69(2), 87-88. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00441228

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