Where are coral reefs located? A. estuaries B. neritic zone c. intertidal zone D. oceanic zone

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Where are coral reefs located?

A. estuaries
B. neritic zone
c. intertidal zone
D. oceanic zone

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Step-by-step explanation:

intertidal zone

Eana Hufwe answered Jun 12, 2021

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