What factors affect the chemistry of coral reef habitats in the South Pacific?

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The discussion focuses on the chemistry of coral reef habitats in the South Pacific, specifically seeking information about temperature, salinity ranges, pH levels, and local dissolved gases. A participant suggests looking into research papers by Buddemier, Keyplass, and Chappell as valuable resources for understanding these chemical parameters. The contributor mentions their own research is based in the Bahamas rather than the Pacific, indicating a gap in specific regional data. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of academic literature for detailed insights into coral reef chemistry.
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I am wondering if anyone can give me some information on the chemistry of coral reef habitats particularly those in the south pacific. In general I am looking for information concerning temperature, salinity ranges as well as pH and local dissolved gasses and their corresponding abundance.
 
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Just spotted this topic! I'm doing a PhD modeling carbonate platforms, and I would recommend looking up papers by Buddemier (sp?), Keyplass and Chappell. These should be starting points for you research. Unfortunately, I'm using the Bahamas as a test bed, not the Pacific, so I can't give you any specific details.
 
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