Investigating the causes and consequences of symbiont shuffling in a multi-partner reef coral symbiosis under environmental change

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RT @KeillerDon: Bleaching is a result of “symbiont shuffling”. It is a natural adaptive response to increased water temperatures. https://…

Bleaching is a result of “symbiont shuffling”. It is a natural adaptive response to increased water temperatures. https://t.co/6jjrdNvHLu

@jrcunning @shedd_aquarium Bleached corals differ in tolerant algae genera from healthy coral. Recovery can involve recolonization of sensitive algae they had before, or tolerant algae (shuffling). More severe bleaching can lead to higher proportion of …

Go back in another 8 weeks. Corals recover from bleaching events. They have evolved to do so. It’s called “symbiont shuffling”. https://t.co/7cPyL4Rmba

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