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Multilocus adaptation associated with heat resistance in reef-building corals.

Current biology : CB - 15 Dec 2014

Bay Rachael A, Palumbi Stephen R

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The evolution of tolerance to future climate change depends on the standing stock of genetic variation for resistance to climate-related impacts, but genes contributing to climate tolerance in wild populations are poorly described in number and effect. Physiology and gene expression patterns have shown that corals living in naturally high-temperature microclimates are more resistant to bleaching because of both...

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PMID: 25454780
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2014.10.044

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