ecology
Coral Bleaching: Reefs Adapted To Warm Waters Are Just As Threatened By Climate Change
Even corals adapted to warmer waters, such as those living along reefs in Kimberly Australia, are particularly vulnerable to climate change and increased rates of bleaching.
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