Coral skeleton formation rate determines resilience to acidifying oceans

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A new UW–Madison study has implications for predicting coral reef survival and developing mitigation strategies against having their bony skeletons weakened by ocean acidification.

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Coral skeleton formation rate determines resilience to acidifying oceans

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