Abstract
Despite the importance of historical data in quantifying shifting conditions, information legacies are being lost through oversight and retirement of researchers. We highlight the recovery of two long-term research sites in Caribbean octocoral forests and call for preservation of other legacy sites and associated data before these locations become lost.
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