Not exact matches
There is a wildness in the healthy
functioning of biodiverse
ecological systems, and there is a different wildness that comes from understanding that the world is
full of things that aren't us.
Including littoral, wetland, and mangrove ecosystems, to seagrass beds interspersed with lagoonal reefs, to the outer barrier reef platform and oceanic atolls, this
ecological gradient provides for a
full complement of life - cycle needs, supporting critical spawning, nesting, foraging, and nursery ecosystem
functions.
However, the lack of a clear understanding of the mechanisms of calcification and its metabolic or structural
function means that it is difficult, at present, to reliably predict the
full consequences of CO2 - induced ocean acidification on the physiological and
ecological fitness of calcifying organisms.