Coral thermal tolerance shaped by local adaptation of photosymbionts

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@GerardRicardo01 Ricardo pls see https://t.co/l0k8TmUaER &https://t.co/6H9HJNqwiA & https://t.co/XxEgn4XVy8 & https://t.co/sZDbD3U5Qa

better news: likely more variation in temperature tolerance within Sym clade types that could also help corals adapt https://t.co/xkECz1w0K3

A.tenuiウスエダミドリイシ幼群体の実験http://t.co/AJbiiyKS (NatClimChan2012)から、同じ共生藻型でも異なる環境に順応し、高水温でも共生藻の光合成や宿主サンゴの成長を低下せずにいられるのだそうだ。短期過ぎるか、OveHG氏の反応は如何に？

@ki_sekiya Since you were on coral, it is in Feb'11 Nature Climate Change. http://t.co/hqlz5vfW on Tolerance based on photosymbionts.

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