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• UD Researchers Looked Into 3D-Printed Coral Reefs as Possible Replacement Habitats for Marine Organisms
• KU Researchers Study Changes that Transpired in the Burned Areas of the Rondônia Amazon Forest
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• UD Researchers Looked Into 3D-Printed Coral Reefs as Possible Replacement Habitats for Marine Organisms
  As concerns heightened for marine organisms that rely on endangered reefs for their continued existence, researchers from the University of Delaware have explored the possibility of using 3D-printed coral reefs as replacement habitats. As it is, possibilities of rehabilitating the endangered corals is getting more remote in light of the worsening weather conditions caused by […]
• KU Researchers Study Changes that Transpired in the Burned Areas of the Rondônia Amazon Forest
  A first of its kind study that sought to gain insight on the changes that transpired in the areas burned by the Rondônia Amazon fire, was conducted by researchers of the University of Kansas (KU). Headed by Gabriel de Oliveira, a KU Department of Geography & Atmospheric Science researcher, backed with a background in Ph.D. […]