While life and death are believed by some to be ultimately spiritual in nature rather than physical, and we might imagine that when a coral reef dies, the soul of the reef wafts gently to heaven, it is still true that death is accompanied by physical changes of various sorts. In the case of coral reefs, the mineral component remains but the polyps who secreted that mineral component can die. Loss of polyps would constitute a physical change.
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∙ 14y agoNo, the death of a tropical coral reef would not be considered a physical change. It would be a result of environmental stressors such as changes in water temperature or pollution, leading to the decline and eventual death of the reef ecosystem.
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Limestone. Limestone is a sedimentary rock that forms from the accumulation of calcium carbonate material, often from the shells of marine organisms such as coral. Over time, through compaction and cementation, this accumulated material solidifies into limestone rock.
Without the symbiotic algae, corals would lose their primary source of energy through photosynthesis, resulting in a loss of color and a weakened state known as coral bleaching. This can lead to decreased growth rates, reduced reproduction, and increased vulnerability to diseases, ultimately threatening the survival of the coral.
If corals were to die off, it would have a significant impact on marine biodiversity. Corals provide habitat and food for a wide range of marine species, so their loss would disrupt entire ecosystems. This ripple effect could lead to the decline of many other species that depend on coral reefs for survival.
Tropical Cyclone Yasi caused the deaths of three people when it hit Queensland, Australia, in February 2011.
Five people died as a result of Cyclone George, a severe tropical cyclone that struck parts of Australia in 2007.
Coral Buttsworth died in 1985.
Coral Lansbury died in 1991.
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Tito Coral died in November 1972, in Yonkers, New York, USA.
None, only sailors died
Because coral died.
See website: Battle of the Coral Sea
Coral Browne died on May 29, 1991, in Los Angeles, California, USA of breast cancer.
Things that were alive and died
yes, because after coloring your hair, your hair cannot be changed back to its original color without "just letting it grow out" or another dye job. the change is irreversible, thus it is a chemical change.
well if the great barrier reef died then many of the fish would die to because the fish would not have food because the tropical fish mostly eat the reef and the other fish would die. AND IT WOULD BE ALL DEPRESSING DOWN UNDER!!!!!! TEE-HEE
When coral animals die their skeletons do indeed fall to the sea floor. This is the only place where they can go.