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Tausende von Korallen-Atollen sind in der Vergangenheit "ertrunken" als sie nicht in der Lage waren, schnell genug zu wachsen, um an der Meeresoberfläche zu bleiben.
Korallen-Atolle wachsen parallel zum ansteigenden Meeresspiegel.
Bis die vollständige Übersetzung zur Verfügung steht, nutzen Sie bitte das englische Original der Erklärung.
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