Gifford Marine Park

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Gifford Marine Park is an Australian marine park located 700 km (435 mi) east of Brisbane, Queensland. Part of the Temperate East Marine Park Network, it protects 5,828 km2 (2,250 sq mi) around two flat-topped seamounts, located in the Lord Howe Seamount Chain. One of the two seamounts, Gifford Guyot, gives its name to the park. The Gifford Marine Park protects the habitat for humpback and sperm whales who may visit the seamounts for feeding, resting and breeding and also for navigation. The Gifford Marine Park has been designated a Habitat Protection Zone, IUCN Category IV. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Sediment over consolidated bedform with a Ateleopus sp

rdf:langString Gorgonians, sponges, and Parapercis fish

rdf:langString Sediment & limestone outcropping with sea squirt

rdf:langString Sediment & calcareous-conglomerate with crinoid

rdf:langString Sediment veneer over consolidated bedform with shark

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rdf:langString – mixed sediment veneer and limestone outcropping with yellow ascidian Fig7d.png

rdf:langString Sediment veneer over consolidated bedform with shark Fig7e.png

rdf:langString – mixed sediment veneer and calcareous-conglomerate outcropping with crinoid Fig7c.png

rdf:langString Sediment veneer over consolidated bedform with a Ateleopus sp Fig7f.png

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rdf:langString Gifford Marine Park is an Australian marine park located 700 km (435 mi) east of Brisbane, Queensland. Part of the Temperate East Marine Park Network, it protects 5,828 km2 (2,250 sq mi) around two flat-topped seamounts, located in the Lord Howe Seamount Chain. One of the two seamounts, Gifford Guyot, gives its name to the park. The Gifford Marine Park protects the habitat for humpback and sperm whales who may visit the seamounts for feeding, resting and breeding and also for navigation. The Gifford Marine Park has been designated a Habitat Protection Zone, IUCN Category IV.

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