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Scientists Catch Up on the Sex Life of Coral to Help Reefs Survive

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For the first time, biologists have caught a rare type of coral in the act of reproducing, and they were able to collect its sperm and eggs and breed the coral in the laboratory.

The success is part of an effort to stem the decline in many types of …Read More

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