Marginal coral populations: the densest known aggregation of Pocillopora in the Galápagos Archipelago is of asexual origin

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A new paper out of our lab is featured today on @FrontMarineSci's facebook page. Paper: http://t.co/qW25LHwjEh FB: http://t.co/LqSqhkZ9nx

KEY lesson in estimating coral population status: sometimes 2000 colonies are all the same clone HT @FrontMarineSci http://t.co/fTbxoNejct

KEY lesson in estimating coral population status: sometimes 2000 colonies are all the same clone HT @FrontMarineSci http://t.co/fTbxoNejct

For most corals we have no #s on clonality: High risk of miscounting the chickens after they hatch HT @FrontMarineSci http://t.co/fTbxoNejct

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