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How Coral Reefs May Weather Warming Temperatures

How Coral Reefs May Weather Warming Temperatures
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How coral reefs may weather warming temperatures

How coral reefs may weather warming temperatures
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ScienceDaily: Resilient Corals Poised to Dominate Future Reef Ecosystems

ScienceDaily: Resilient Corals Poised to Dominate Future Reef Ecosystems
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Some corals may survive climate change withou

If, as the saying goes, ‘nothing in life is free,’ then corals might pay a price for being resilient to climate change. Indeed, the prevailing belief among scientists has been that corals must suffer reduced growth or other tradeoffs when they partner with symbiotic algae that help them tolerate warmer water. Yet, new research led by Penn State demonstrates that certain corals can have their cake and eat it too, and as a result, these coral-symbiont partnerships may come to dominate reef ecosystems in a climate-changed future.

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The heat-resistant organism in antler coral may help it adapt as ocean temperatures increase

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