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That is where coral has evolved. Evolution is the reason everything has its place in nature and belongs where it naturally occurs. Destruction of any features in a given habitat can only result in a loss of species.

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Most corals require rather warm temperatures year-round, as well as large quantities of sunlight. The best locations for this are tropical regions near the equator.

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Coral reefs are located in warm oceans?

Correct, they need the warm waters of the tropics to grow successfully.


Where is the location of coral reefs?

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