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2 years ago

Compare the Coral Reefs of india and australia

Geography

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-BARSIC- [3]2 years ago

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Australia is a island continent and is surrounded by sea from four sides
Corals are common thing there.
Also the great barrier reef in Pacific Ocean present near Australia.

On the other hand

Ind has lesser coral reefs.
Rarely we can see corals in india.
So less reefs are formed

Rom4ik [11]2 years ago

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The difference between the coral reefs in both of these nations is that Australia has the greatest population of coral reefs compared to India.

<h3>What are coral reefs?</h3>

This is a term that has to do with the large underwater structures that are found in water bodies.

The coral reefs of Australia are the largest in the world compared to that of India.

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