Rose Atoll lagoon system

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The Rose Atoll lagoon system is a remote, protected coral atoll ecosystem in American Samoa known for its rich marine biodiversity and important seabird and turtle nesting habitats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coral atoll lagoon
lagoon ecosystem
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasBiodiversity rich marine biodiversity
hasConservationValue important nesting site for sea turtles
important nesting site for seabirds
refuge for pelagic and migratory species
hasEcosystemType coral reef ecosystem
lagoon ecosystem
hasFeature enclosed shallow lagoon
limited human access
ring of coral reef surrounding lagoon
hasHabitatType coral reef habitat
lagoonal reef flat
patch reef habitat
sea turtle nesting habitat
seabird nesting habitat
seagrass and algal habitat
hasKeySpeciesGroup crustaceans
marine algae
mollusks
reef fish
reef-building corals
sea turtles
seabirds
humanSettlement uninhabited
isProtected true
isRemote true
jurisdiction Territory of American Samoa NERFINISHED
U.S. federal
locatedIn American Samoa NERFINISHED
South Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Rose Atoll Marine National Monument NERFINISHED
Rose Atoll National Wildlife Refuge NERFINISHED
managedBy National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NERFINISHED
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
partOf Rose Atoll NERFINISHED
primaryUse conservation
scientific research
protectionStatus no-take marine protected area (core)
region South Pacific tropical marine region NERFINISHED
threatenedBy climate change
coral bleaching
invasive species
marine debris
ocean acidification

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Sand Island partOf Rose Atoll lagoon system