Ecological replacement for reef-building corals

Michael M. Webster () and Daniel E. Schindler
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Michael M. Webster: New York University
Daniel E. Schindler: University of Washington

Nature Climate Change, 2024, vol. 14, issue 8, 776-778

Abstract: Reef-building corals are declining globally, putting important ecosystem services at risk. Here we discuss the potential risks and benefits of coral ecological replacement, in which new species are introduced to replace the functional roles of species that have declined or disappeared.

Date: 2024
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