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Ecology - Tokelau
Marine resources - Conservation - Tokelau
Biodiversity - Management - Tokelau
Protected areas - Oceania
Protected areas - Management
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Marine resource management
Marine resources - Pacific - Oceania
Marine resources - Tokelau
Tokelau
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Atoll Research Bulletin ; no.235
The Tokelau Islands consist of three atolls (Atafu, Nukunonu and Fakaofo) approximately 500 km north of Western Samoa. Their numerous islets are formed mainly of coral sand and rubble with no standing freshwater. Sixty-one plant species have been recorded, 13 of these being introduced and 10 being adventives. There are three vegetation zones, the beach, the beach-crest, and the interior coconut/fern zone with the physiognomy of a humid tropical forest. Marine invertebrates have not been studied. One hundred and fifty insect species in 83 families have been recorded with most being widely distributed South
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