One of the primary reasons why Dr. Kimbro is selecting smaller reefs is that these areas often have a more diverse array of species and therefore offer a more comprehensive picture of the local marine ecosystem. While larger reefs may be more well-known and attract more attention, they often have a limited number of species that dominate the environment, making it harder to study the interactions between different organisms.
By focusing on smaller reefs, Dr. Kimbro is able to collect data on a broader range of species, including those that may not be found in larger reef systems. This allows him to gain a more nuanced understanding of the ecosystem and the complex interactions that take place within it.
In addition to the benefits of studying smaller reefs from a scientific perspective, there are also practical advantages to this approach. For example, smaller reefs are often easier to access and study, which can save time and resources when conducting research.
Overall, the decision to focus on smaller reefs is part of Dr. Kimbro's commitment to conducting thorough and comprehensive research that can help inform our understanding of marine ecosystems and support efforts to protect and preserve these vital environments.
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