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Coral bleaching––how and why?
Marine Pollution Bulletin · 2003 · Vol. 46(4) · pp. 385–392
Angela E. Douglas✉(University of York)
Coral and Marine Ecosystems StudiesMarine and coastal plant biologyMarine Biology and Ecology ResearchSymbiodiniumDinoflagellateCoral bleachingSymbiosisAlgaeBiologyZooxanthellaeCoralBenthic zoneEcology
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AnimalsDinoflagellidaPigmentationPopulation DynamicsSymbiosisTemperatureWater PollutantsAnthozoa
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