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The 39 pages that link to Marine biodiversity, each with the reason it gives.

• Marine protected areaNarrower topic: Biodiversity conservation is a central reason for establishing MPAs.

• Marine ecosystemNarrower topic: It describes the range of living forms contained within marine ecosystems.

• Great Barrier ReefNarrower topic: The reef’s habitats support an exceptionally diverse array of marine species.

• Deep-sea explorationNarrower topic: Deep-sea sampling continues to expand estimates of ocean biodiversity.

• Coral TriangleNarrower topic: The Coral Triangle is a global center of marine species richness.

• Submarine canyonNarrower topic: Canyon habitat diversity can support distinctive assemblages of marine life.

• Marine fishNarrower topic: The conservation of marine fish is one part of maintaining ocean biodiversity.

• KelpNarrower topic: Kelp forests provide shelter and feeding grounds for many marine species.

• Ocean conservationNarrower topic: Its persistence is a central ecological outcome of ocean conservation.

• Baja California PeninsulaNarrower topic: The peninsula’s two coasts support markedly different marine communities.

• Luzon StraitNarrower topic: The strait’s varied depths and currents create habitats and routes for marine organisms.

• NeustonNarrower topic: Neuston add distinctive species and ecological roles to marine biodiversity.

• Phoenix Islands Protected AreaNarrower topic: Protecting this diversity is a central intended outcome of the reserve.

• OphidiiformesNarrower topic: Ophidiiform diversity helps document the richness of benthic and deep-sea communities.

• StenopodideaNarrower topic: Stenopodidean diversity contributes to the species richness of marine habitats.

• Black seadevilNarrower topic: The black seadevil contributes to biodiversity across widely distributed ocean regions.

• LampriformesNarrower topic: Lampriformes contributes a small but morphologically diverse branch of ocean biodiversity.

• Effects of climate change on oceansNarrower topic: Shifting temperatures, oxygen, acidity, and habitats alter where marine species can survive.

• GnathostomulidNarrower topic: Their rare, easily overlooked phylum adds to the diversity of sediment fauna.

• Sea toadNarrower topic: Sea toads contribute to the poorly sampled diversity of deep-sea fishes.

• Spanish dancerNarrower topic: Its specialized form and ecology contribute to the diversity of reef animals.