climate change
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Marine Phytoplankton Are Far More Adaptable to Future Climate Change, According to Scientists
An international team of scientists released a paper in Science Advances that gives compelling evidence that marine phytoplankton are significantly more adaptable to future climate change than previously anticipated.
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