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Mnenie [13.5K]
3 years ago
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In the deep waters of the ocean, coral reefs are found in abundance. Algae live on these coral reefs, providing nutrition and pr

oducing pigments that give color to the corals. The corals offer shelter to the algae. So, they share a association. Climate change has led to increased temperatures and has caused the corals to throw away the algae living inside them. This action causes the corals to be bleached because of a lack of pigment. This change will lead to . NextReset
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Inessa05 [86]3 years ago
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In the deep waters of the ocean, coral reefs are found in abundance. Algae live on these coral reefs, providing nutrition and producing pigments that give color to the corals. The corals offer shelter to the algae. So, they share a mutualism  association. Climate change has led to increased temperatures and has caused the corals to throw away the algae living inside them. This action causes the corals to be bleached because of a lack of pigment. This change will lead to a decrease .

Molodets [167]3 years ago
3 0
The answer is Coral extinction. Extinction is a term that is a result to the excessive lost of organism. Coral reefs are from the shallow water corals that gro fast enough to build this huge population of reefs. They are from the single celled algae that were photosynthesized and passed to some of the food and give nutrients to algae.

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