Part of the regional summary: USA - Florida
A pin at the western edge of Florida's Big Bend, a shallow, low-energy stretch of limestone hardbottom, sand, and seagrass rather than coral reef.
This is the western edge of Florida's Big Bend, a shallow, low-energy stretch of limestone hardbottom, sand, and seagrass rather than coral reef, so Keys cover statistics do not apply.
No photographs, dive-log entry, or survey record is attached to this pin, so no bleaching, disease, or other stressor has been recorded here.
The Panhandle is a northern-Gulf system of low-relief limestone ledges, artificial reefs, and sand flats rather than a tropical coral reef, so cover figures from the Florida Keys or the Caribbean are not a useful proxy for it.
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