Natural selection could determine whether Acropora corals persist under expected climate change

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RP @liamlachs.bsky.social: Can we selectively breed Acropora corals for heat tolerance? Two upcoming Coralassist Lab talks on adaptation & breeding @coralconsortium.bsky.social #ReefFutures Feasibility & lessons learned from Pacific context building o…

@profterryhughes.bsky.social - can u give us the rundown pls: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Can we selectively breed Acropora corals for heat tolerance? Two upcoming Coralassist Lab talks on adaptation & breeding @coralconsortium.bsky.social #ReefFutures Feasibility & lessons learned from Pacific context building on our 2 new papers: doi.or…

RP @simondonner.bsky.social: Coral reefs are under dire threat from climate change. This fantastic study in Science by @liamlachs.bsky.social 😱uses a combo of field data, lab work and modelling to show that adaptation can help a common group of corals pe…

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