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hoshinota did not rely heavily on corals for nutrients. Therefore, our results support the hypothesis that the encrusting sponge did not kill corals for food or nutrients, but rather for the substrate.The dynamics of ionospheric troughs that developed during a great geomagnetic storm on 11-13 April 2001 are studied using measurements of electron density obtained by the CHAMP satellite at an altitude of 410-465 km. Subauroral, mid-latitude and low-latitude troughs were observed at nighttime, sometimes simultaneously. The subauroral tro
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