Ch4 Sec4 Rocks from Reefs.

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Ch4 Sec4 Rocks from Reefs

Key Concepts How do coral reefs form? What evidence do limestone deposits from coral reefs provide about Earth’s history?

Key Terms Coral Reef

Ch4 Sec4 Coral Reefs: coral animals are tiny relatives of jellyfish that live together in vast numbers; they produce skeletons that grow together to form a structure When coral animals die, their skeletons remain. More corals build on top of them, gradually forming a coral reef Limestone deposits that began as coral reefs provide evidence of how Earth’s surface has changed. These deposits also provide evidence of past environment.