NTU EOS Research Fellow Dr. Riovie Ramos (left) with Nanyang Assistant Professor Kyle Morgan (IMAGE)
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NTU EOS Research Fellow Dr Riovie Ramos (left) holding a reef core, which records the processes that built a reef over time, while Nanyang Assistant Professor Kyle Morgan (right) is holding a skeleton of an Acropora sp. coral - one of the competitive corals that dominated much of the framework of Holocene reefs.
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