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Question 35 Cene sudy UAE's corais suffer tastrophie' damage in record summer heat Serial fear the future of the UAE in doubt after a study found rising temperatures led almost three quarters Abu Dhabi's coral Damage to pros and coral bleaching of Abu Dhabi reflects a global trend, driven by high miesions and ning temperature But local factors such as w e decharge dredging and land roamation also res coral, O Burad Temperatures in the Arabian Gut wering faster than expected, Farming the ecosystem, making the water water and compounding the problem of Typoxe, or low oxygen lervels The destruction withessed in the summer of 2017 was caused by winds being weaker Pan normal, reducing evaporation from the which usually cool water down Over August and September that year, the medium daily temperature there's averaged close to 30°C, and coral endured nearly two months above breaching temperatures and almost two weeks Wienin a month 3 percent of Abu Dhabi's 120 square kilometres of corn over became bleached and most two thinde died, afguretat rose to nearly three quarters by April last year Becue average temperatures continue to bleaching is becoming more and more common Rebuilding coal sualy contains a aina relationship that bereits bem organisms The age prothesizes, producing oxygen, use and other food for the cow, while the core provide rege with a se habitant and nutrients When lemperatures to the age photosynthesis more leading to high oxygen levels that harm the coral, which en respond by cecing the algae Globally, there is no sign that the temperature increases ofrecent decades welowing down Complete the following s oments related to the article The study shows that corals of the are being killed as a result of increasing Human activities such as temperatures cause corals to expel which in turn leads to further damage to the coral in future, as more cor are happening to frequently, the cor does not have a chance to regrow. Globaly, it seems that temperature increases and and other construction work stress corals and add to corals, diethereof habitat will become loss are continuing for the foreseeable future

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The study shows that the corlas of UAE are being killed as a result of increasing ocean warming. Human activities such as dredging and other construction work stress corals and add to coral loss. Rising temperatures cause corals to expel algae, which in turn leads to further damage to the coral. In future, as more corals die, the reef habitat will become less biodiverse. Because warming are happening so frequently, the coral does not have a chance to regrow. Globally, it seems the temperature increases and bleaching events are continuing for the foreseeable future.