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Longest coral die-off on record by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: Researchers believe the coral bleaching event that began in 2014 could extend well into 2017, thanks in part to El Niño. Marine Science Today Click here to book your Sardine Run Experience.
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Give and take: Researchers analyze how nutrient pollution can negatively impact important ecological relationships by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: Nature has its own economy, with trading as dynamic as that of any stock exchange. To cope with nutrient deficiencies in their respective habitats, certain plants, animals and fungi have evolved partnerships by which they can swap resources. In a new study, researchers analyze how nutrient pollution can negatively impact important ecological relationships. Marine Biology […]
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