Spatial Ecology Laboratory, Halmos College of Natural Sciences and Oceanography, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States Ibfelt, E., Bonde, J. P. & Hansen, J. Exposure to metal welding fume particles and risk for cardiovascular disease in Denmark: A prospective cohort study. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 67, 772–777, https://doi.org/10.1136/oem.2009.051086 (2010). Winter thought about how Turtle was a royal prince as well, him being the son of Queen Coral, even though Turtle never acted like royalty.

Worobiec, A. et al. Comprehensive microanalytical study of welding aerosols with X-ray and Raman based methods. X-Ray Spectrometry 36, 328–335 (2007). Oberdörster, G. et al. Translocation of inhaled ultrafine particles to the brain. Inhalation Toxicology 16, 437–445, https://doi.org/10.1080/08958370490439597 (2004). King Gill was Coral's husband, Coral described Gill as "the perfect king," and she wrote a scroll about why she chose him as her husband. She also said that King Gill had a way with words, as to persuade prisoners in the Sky Arena to lie down, and refuse to fight. They had an astonishing thirty-two sons and sixteen daughters. Gill was mentioned to adore his wife's scrolls. However, Coral could also be quite stubborn with her husband, as seen when she ignored Gill and cut him off when he started to say that having more dragonets might not be a good idea, and told him that they would have a daughter. She also did not seem to care when Gill was appalled that she would have his friend, Abalone, executed, despite the fact that it was not his fault that the eggs were smashed, and when he tried to pull away from her she simply gripped his talons tighter. [1] When Coral learned of his death, her voice sounded hollow. A small smile was shown on her face when recalling memories of him. [35] She referred to him as "My Gill" [36] and immediately dismissed her Council to grieve. [37] Moray [ ] The habitats also varied within each mapped area ( Table 1). The northern area was comprised of 33.5% pavement, 34% (218.77 km 2) sand, 3.1% continuous and discontinuous seagrass, and 29.3% sand-cyanobacteria. The southern area was comprised of 12.9% pavement, 35.2% (218.48 km 2) sand, 0.7% sand- Ca. prolifera, and 51.1% sand-cyanobacteria. Benthic Communities Stony CoralsThese hardbottom habitats are shallow (<20 m), with generally turbid waters, and support low diversity mixtures of ahermatypic eurytopic taxa of stony corals ( Cladocora arbuscula, Siderastrea spp., and Oculina spp.), octocorals, macroalgae, and sponges ( Jaap, 1984; Phillips et al., 1990; Walker et al., 2008; Lirman, 2013). They are classified as essential fish habitat by the NOAA Fisheries serving as nursery and foraging grounds for economically and commercially important species (e.g., grouper, gray snapper, and hogfish) ( Jaap, 1984; Simon and Mahadevan, 1985; Rice and Hunter, 1992; Thompson et al., 1999; Saul et al., 2013; Coleman et al., 2014; Jaap et al., 2014).

Abalone • Flounder • Herring • Kelp • Lagoon • Nautilus • Pearl • Piranha • Riptide • Snail • Snapper • Squid • Tempest • Tortoise • Urchin • Webs • Whirlpool Voitkevich, V. Welding fumes: formation, properties and biological effects. (Cambridge, England: Abington, 1995). Blister was often seen playing with Coral's emotions and manipulating her decisions. Blister led Queen Coral to let her waste away Anemone's soul daily by allowing excessive animus magic use. At the end of the The Lost Heir, Blister coerced Queen Coral into imprisoning Tsunami. It is not known if Coral regretted these decisions, though it can be inferred that she did. She seemed relieved when Thorn was chosen to be queen, hinting that she may not have really liked Blister nor wanted her to be Queen. It is unknown why she formed an alliance with Blister in the first place.Vandenplas, O., Delwiche, J. P., Vanbilsen, M. L., Joly, J. & Roosels, D. Occupational asthma caused by aluminium welding. European Respiratory Journal 11, 1182–1184, https://doi.org/10.1183/09031936.98.11051182 (1998). No large tropical reef-building corals were found in this study. Stony corals were found in very high densities but consisted of small individuals (<40 cm). Seventy-three percent of coral colonies were less than 10 cm long and 80% of these corals were less than 10 cm tall. There was a mean coral size in Sarasota County of 9.12 cm (± 0.32 SE) length, 7.83 cm (± 0.85 SE) width, and 7.98 cm (± 1.16 SE) height. The mean coral size in Pinellas County was 5.42 cm (± 0.14 SE) length, 3.92 cm (± 0.14 SE) width, and 3.75 cm (± 0.16 SE) height. The mean coral size in Pasco County was 7.95 cm (± 0.51 SE) length, 6.54 cm (± 0.47 SE) width, and 5.93 cm (± 0.35 SE) height. The fire coral species Millepora complanata had the largest length, width, and height of the species surveyed (>30 cm) due to its encrusting nature.

Li, G. J. et al. Occupational exposure to welding fume among welders: alterations of Manganese, Iron, Zinc, Copper, and lead in body fluids and the oxidative stress status. J. Occup. Environ. Med. 46, 241–248 (2004). El-Zein, M., Malo, J. L., Infante-Rivard, C. & Gautrin, D. Prevalence and association of welding related systemic and respiratory symptoms in welders. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 60, 655–661, https://doi.org/10.1136/oem.60.9.655 (2003). Gumenyuk, V. I., Vlasova, O. S., Semenova, E. A. & Tomareva, I. A. Analysis of the composition of dust and gases of welding and plasma incision of metals. Sovremennaa nauka i innovacii 1, 104–111 (2016).

Lighty, J. S., Veranth, J. M. & Sarofim, A. F. Combustion aerosols: Factors governing their size and composition and implications to human health. Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association 50, 1565–1618, https://doi.org/10.1080/10473289.2000.10464197 (2000). Intense heat typical in welding operations is responsible for high levels of fume concentrations in industrial areas. Fume is comprised of airborne metal or metal oxide particles that have condensed from vapor. In its turn, vapors are generated by the intense high-temperature burning and volatilization of metal, flux and alloying elements 1. During these processes, 1–3% of electrode mass turns into vapors, and the elemental composition of welding fume (WF) is generally determined by the elemental composition of the electrode and the material being welded 2. Based on the fact that particle sedimentation of WFs does not occur instantly, differences in this process for nano- and micro-particles explain their prolonged suspension state 3. Low speed sedimentation of fine particles of WFs (≤0.08 m/s) causes their even dispersion within the workspace, which imposes regulations to ensure the health and safety of such workers 4. Moreover, these particles are easily affected by the airflow and may spread far beyond the working area 2, and also absorbed by the welder’s body 5. The main components of the WFs are oxides of iron, manganese and silicon (~41, 18 and 6%, respectively), as well as chrome 6, 7. Infiltration of toxic compounds of WFs in a human organism through the respiratory tract is linked to dangerous health effects in welders. The biological hazard of WFs due to oxidation of components are well known 5. Coral’s letter to Starflight about the guide was featured in the beginning of the SeaWing chapter. She wrote a scroll specifically for the guide titled How the SeaWings Ended the Great War and Saved the World which was then featured after. The titles and descriptions of her ten most famous scrolls were featured in the guide.