How do you think the reef will react to a lionfish invasion if there are no sea urchins?
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The population of reefs reduce drastically if there are no sea urchins since lionfish use them as a source of food.
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The population of reefs reduce if there are no sea urchins. The lionfish use coral reefs as a food source.
- Lionfish are native to coral reefs and found in tropical waters.
- It is a species that threatens the well-being of coral reefs and other marine livings in the same ecosystems.
- However, a coral reef is an underwater ecosystem which is characterized by reef-building corals in the sea.
- Moreover, reefs consist of colonies of coral polyps held together by calcium carbonate.
- Also, coral reefs are built from stony corals and polyps cluster in groups.
- These are marine invertebrate animals and have hard exoskeletons.
- The exoskeletons are made of calcium carbonate, and they remain fixed.
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