Marine biologists and oceanographers typically determine if an island is part of a coral reef by studying its geological features, the types of marine life present, and conducting surveys to assess the presence of coral formations. Satellite imagery and aerial surveys also play a role in identifying coral reefs surrounding islands.
The island is not part of a coral reef, the island is just partially protected from the ocean by a coral reef which encloses the lagoon on one side of the island.
A small low island on a coral reef is Kuff
Nobody identifies the island as "being part of the Coral Reef." Do you perhaps mean the Great Barrier Reef which lies close to much of the Eastern coast of Australia? The location of the island is never given, it is just a typical tropical island partially protected by a coral reef. The island itself is composed of pink granite, so it was originally of volcanic origin. The island is described as being roughly boat shaped, with a mountain, falling down to the sea in cliffs at the blunt end. The mountain slopes gradually into jungle which gets flatter towards the pointed end, where it terminates in a rocky promontary, almost a small island, connected to the main island. There is a square shaped platform of pink rock that cut across the jungle and beach and juts into the lagoon like a jetty. A coral reef runs parallel to one side of the island, as if a giant had attempted to copy the shape of the island with a broken line traced in chalk. This reef protects the lagoon within from the open ocean. The other (wild) side of the island is unprotected by a lagoon.
Volcanic.
A coral reef a water habitat, although the coral reef is alive it is only the very outside layer of coral that is living as all the under layers are dead coral.
An atoll.
A large coral colony is called coral reef or coral island . There are many types of coral reefs .
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Christmas Island is surrounded by the Indian Ocean.
Florida or Hawaii or the Bahamas.
A Barrier Reef. The barrier reefs grow parallel to the shore of an island and are separated from it by a deep lagoon.