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Discovery Bay, Jamaicam and by coralline sponges and crustose coralline algae at ~70 to 105 m. Species of deep reef fishes occurred below ~60 to 90 m. The base of the cliff at ~91 to 145 m consisted of lithified sediments and debris. Non-coralline sponges and algae were the dominant benthos from 53 to 120 m in a 1984 sub