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The 165 pages that link to Coral reef, each with the reason it gives.

• TriggerfishRelated: Many triggerfish live and forage among coral reefs, where shelter and prey are abundant.

• Virgin IslandsRelated: Reefs support biodiversity, fisheries, shoreline protection, and diving tourism around the islands.

• Yellow-lipped sea kraitRelated: The snake hunts and shelters around coral reefs.

• AlpheidaeRelated: Many Alpheidae inhabit reef crevices and contribute to the reef's biological soundscape.

• Emperor angelfishRelated: The emperor angelfish occupies reef habitats across the tropical Indo-Pacific.

• GobioideiRelated: Gobioids are abundant on reefs, where small species occupy diverse microhabitats.

• Kish IslandRelated: Reefs and associated marine habitats contribute to Kish’s coastal environment and diving attractions.

• Palk StraitRelated: Reefs in the adjacent Gulf of Mannar are vulnerable to navigation and coastal pressures.

• PomacanthidaeRelated: Tropical coral reefs are the primary habitat of many Pomacanthidae species.

• TrumpetfishRelated: Reef structure offers trumpetfish both ambush sites and concealment.

• Amirante IslandsRelated: Reefs shape the islands’ shallow banks, lagoons, and coastal habitats.

• CaranxRelated: Reefs provide feeding grounds and habitat for several tropical Caranx species.

• CharoniaRelated: Reef habitats support Charonia and many of its prey species.

• Coastal fishRelated: Reefs shelter diverse fish and supply food and breeding sites.

• ElacatinusRelated: Caribbean Elacatinus occupy reef habitats where cleaning interactions occur.

• Furry lobsterRelated: Reef habitats are among the environments associated with slipper lobsters.

• Giant clamRelated: Giant clams inhabit shallow Indo-Pacific reefs and depend on their light-rich waters.

• Great Wall of SandRelated: Reclamation buried and damaged reef habitats in the Spratly Islands.

• Hawar IslandsRelated: Reefs add habitat diversity to the waters around the archipelago.

• HeterocongrinaeRelated: Many garden eels inhabit sandy areas near coral reefs.

• Hoorn IslandsRelated: Reefs fringe parts of the islands’ volcanic coastlines.

• Linckia laevigataRelated: Reef habitats support the sea star across much of its tropical range.

• MaldivesRelated: Reefs create the islands and shallow lagoons that define the Maldivian landscape.

• Malpelo IslandRelated: Coral communities occur on Malpelo's rocky underwater surfaces.

• Moorish idolRelated: Coral reefs provide much of the fish's characteristic habitat.

• ParacanthurusRelated: Blue tangs commonly inhabit reef environments across their Indo-Pacific range.

• Past sea levelRelated: Fossil reef structures can track former sea levels when their growth depth is constrained.

• PlataxRelated: Many Platax species forage around reefs and shelter near reef structures.

• Pratas IslandRelated: The reefs surrounding the island shape its shoreline and marine habitat.

• RhynchocinetidaeRelated: Many members of the family shelter and forage in reef habitats.

• Ribbon eelRelated: Ribbon eels commonly occupy burrows in sandy areas near reefs.

• RudistsRelated: Rudists formed reef-like structures alongside or instead of corals in some Cretaceous seas.

• ShrimpfishRelated: Shrimpfish use branching corals as shelter and visual cover.

• Spanish dancerRelated: The Spanish dancer is commonly encountered in tropical reef habitats.

• Tawi-Tawi IslandRelated: Reefs support coastal fisheries and biodiversity around Tawi-Tawi.

• TuamotusRelated: Reef growth creates the low islands and rims that define the Tuamotus.