In a process known as "coral bleaching," high water temperatures cause corals to expel the dinof

Name: In a process known as "coral bleaching," high water temperatures cause corals to expel the dinoflagellates that normally reside within their cells. How might coral bleaching affect coral reefs?
Uploaded: 2020-05-06T16:41:34-08:00
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Description: In a process known as "coral bleaching," high water temperatures cause corals to expel the dinoflagellates that normally reside within their cells. How might coral bleaching affect coral reefs?

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In a process known as &quot;coral bleaching,&quot; high water temperatures cause corals to expel the dinof

Marlyn Joyce · Accepted Answer

1. Coral bleaching occurs when high water temperatures cause corals to expel the dinoflagellates

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In a process known as "coral bleaching," high water temperatures cause corals to expel the dinoflagellates that normally reside within their cells. How might coral bleaching affect coral reefs?

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