Oops, I meant to write the largest "fossilized" coral reef has been found in the arid mountain range near Dadu, about 100 miles north of Karachi, Pakistan. Yes, Pakistan.
In fact, researchers haven't just discovered fossilized reefs, they've also found fossilized fish, plants, snails, sponges, and "other organisms" in the area's mountain ranges, which, naturally, were once underwater.
2. If it is part of the mountain range it is most likley seismic activity.
Posted at 9:26AM on Jan 30th 2007 by marclyng
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1. Hmmm so was this when all the worlds oceans were much higher or has this area been pushed up due to seismic activity?
Posted at 5:23AM on Jan 30th 2007 by Hone Watson