Does anyone know any methods to measure PAR in a coral skeleton? Thanks

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I would like to understand which light wavelengths reaches the layers inside a coral skeleton. I couldn't find anything in literature, so any help would be welcome.

Tomas (Tom) Tomascik

Francesco,

The two attached papers should be of some assistance.

Tomas

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