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Dump truck hauling coral boulders on the glass breakwater.

WHILE WE’RE ON THE SUBJECT – Strange things happened underwater to create the island of Guam, as Author Paul B. Souder explains in his article on page 18. And as demonstrated here, weird tings happen to islands after they’ve been formed. This coral…

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A vivid demonstration of the ‘upheaval’ which caused the formation of Guam, these coral formations are now high and dry above sea level. Photograph was taken near Talofofo Bay by Benjamin C. Stone

Types of Latte Stones on Guam: Uruno (coral); Talofofo River (copal); Tumon Bay (coral); Talofofo River (hard island rock)

As ocean temperatures rise globally, the search for individual coral genotypes that are currently able to survive environmental extremes becomes more critical. Certain corals in Guam inhabit more thermally variable shallow reef flats than their…