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characteristic of
tropical islands. The
coral is
converted to sand by
internal bioeroders such as algae, fungi,
bacteria (microborers) and
sponges (Clionaidae)...
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abundance of
carbonate producing biota and
other organisms such as binders,
bioeroders, and
bioturbators (creatures that bind, erode, and mix sediments) living...
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longer to heal than
other types of corallivory.
Bioeroders consume dead
coral substrate.
Bioeroders are
thought to help
reshape coral reef landscapes...
- parrotfish), sea urchins,
sponges and
other forces and
organisms act as
bioeroders,
breaking down
coral skeletons into
fragments that
settle into spaces...
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relationship between a
fungus and host.
Fungi have not only been
identified as
bioeroders, but also as part of a food chain. The
presence of
fungal hyphae and spores...
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included in some places.
These sediments were
largely produced by
algae and
bioeroders on a shallow-water ramp. The
origin of such
rocks has been
related with...
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Cilona celata po****tion is
still versatile to many
things including many
bioeroders that try to
target them
quite frequently.
Cliona celata is
capable of...
- Jur****ic of the
Antarctic Peninsula and
remarks on bone
alteration by
recent bioeroders".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology. 38 (5): e1524384. doi:10.1080/02724634...
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substrate and
undergo metamorphosis into
juvenile sponges. This
sponge is a
bioeroder. On
suitable calcareous substrates such as
coralline rock, m****ive corals...
