This question refers to Australia's Great Barrier Reef 5. How does the author present the information in paragraphs 2-3?
A. by presenting the problem of the changing Great Barrier Reef and offering solutions
B. by comparing and contrasting the Great Barrier Reef to coral reefs in other parts of the world
C. by describing steps that occurred over millions of years that helped make the Great Barrier Reef what it is
today
D. by listing all the animals that live in and around the Great Barrier Reef and explaining which ones are
harmful to coral

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