In Darwin's Description of Reef Structures, a Fringing Reef

question 39

Multiple Choice

In Darwin's description of reef structures, a fringing reef:

• A) usually forms on the lee side of a tropical island.
• B) has a deep lagoon that separates the reef from the island.
• C) is ring-shaped and is not associated with an island.
• D) is formed as a volcanic island sinks.

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