Climate Change and the Ocean: The Disruption of the Coral Reef

Abstract Even though coral reefs represent a negligible percentage of the ocean floor, they are wardens of incredible biodiversity. They provide support for at least 500 million people with food security and livelihoods, mostly in poor or developing countries. Despite their importance, coral reefs a...

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Main Author: Battaglia, Fabio-Massimo
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