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Default Stony coral: NMR and climate resistance
Stony coral: NMR and climate resistance

2D nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and ultra-high-resolution 3D imaging have been used to investigate a well-known and previously well-studied stony coral of the Indo-Pacific to reveal that it precipitates minerals through a biologically driven process. The findings suggest that this particular species may be more resistant to climate change than first thought.

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