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Bleaching Reefs Release Compounds That Attract Harmful Bacteria
New research led by the has revealed that when coral bleaching occurs, corals release unique organic compounds into the surrounding water that not only promote bacterial growth overall, but select for opportunistic bacteria that may further stress reefs.
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Coral Reefs: Is Climate Engineering the Key to Saving Them?
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Coral Reefs May Not be Doomed After All
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Coral Reefs in Danger, Fish Are the Answer
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Oysters May be Able to Protect Us from Rising Seas
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