Surprise discovery about coral resilience may help reefs survive

USC Dornsife·Oct 17

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A discovery has been made about the resilience of coral, which may aid in the survival of reefs. Some corals have shown an ability to survive long heat waves and marine heatwaves, offering hope for the future of reefs. However, the outlook for coral reefs is not universally positive, with some predictions warning of potential overtake by algae by 2100.

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