The Caribbean coral Acropora palmata will not vanish without a fight •

Researchers at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science have analyzed the immune system capabilities of elkhorn coral, or Acropora palmata, which has become increasingly rare in the Caribbean.

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Decline of Caribbean Coral Reefs: 1972-2013 - Biosphere Foundation

Long-term survival, growth, and reproduction of Acropora palmata

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A healthy, living Acropora palmata can been seen the foreground

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Constantine Alexander's Journal: Science

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Laboratory-bred corals reproduce in the wild

Laboratory-bred corals reproduce in the wild

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Centro de Periodismo Investigativo

70-95% of Some Coral Species on Sint Maarten Reefs Suffered