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Healthy Coral Reversed Bleaching in Its Neighbor With Just 1 Week of Contact
But under stress from factors like heat, pollution, and UV exposure, these algae can become toxic to the coral, which evicts them. Without their algal symbionts, corals turn white, in what is known as coral bleaching.
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But under stress from factors like heat, pollution, and UV exposure, these algae can become toxic to the coral, which evicts them. Without their algal symbionts, corals turn white, in what is known as coral bleaching. A 'bleached' coral has limited time to acquire new algal symbionts before it starves to death.
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