Genetics reveal that reef corals, their algae live together but evolve independently

Tuesday, June 10, 2014 - 11:21 in Biology & Nature

Caribbean corals and the algae that inhabit them form a remarkably stable relationship -- new knowledge that can serve as an important tool in preserving and restoring vital reef-building corals. The research could be used to decide which heat-tolerant corals to bring into nurseries, to grow, and to replant back on the reef to restore healthy coral populations.

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