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1. That's fine for warmer waters, but what about more acidic waters?

Fri Jun 26, 2015, 10:29 PM

Jun 2015

I was under the impression that it was the change in the pH levels that was causing the coral to die off, no?

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Corals Are Already Adapting to Global Warming, Scientists Say [View all] OKIsItJustMe Jun 2015 OP

That's fine for warmer waters, but what about more acidic waters? truebrit71 Jun 2015 #1

(See earlier posting) OKIsItJustMe Jun 2015 #2

Thanks for (both) awesome, hopeful news! RiverLover Jun 2015 #3

You're welcome! OKIsItJustMe Jun 2015 #4

Thanks. truebrit71 Jun 2015 #5

You’re welcome! OKIsItJustMe Jun 2015 #6