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Experts warn the region’s marine environment is undergoing a ‘dynamic state of change’ due to climate warming, freshwater runoff and storms

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Coral hygiene: helping reefs recover from high sea temperatures

Australian scientists have developed a model to spot soft corals most at risk of bleaching

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Australian scientists develop model to spot soft corals most at risk of bleaching

This would help prioritise resources to preserve reefs. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Fiji Times » Australian scientists develop model to spot soft corals most at risk of bleaching
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Australian scientists develop model to spot soft corals most at risk of bleaching

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian scientists have come up with a model that will help researchers quickly identify soft corals most vulnerable to bleachin.

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