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Climate change has many results. It can cause coral bleaching and it alters ocean chemistry. Climate change has many varied affects on coral reefs and the ocean.
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Coral fluorescence is the process of coral absorbing one color of light and remitting another. Coral flourescence may provide protection from harmful UV rays.
https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/06/150629-glowing-fluorescent-corals-science/
https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/creatures-of-light/creatures/fluorescent-corals/

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Symbiosis when there is a relationship that consists of two organisms, and at least one of those organisms are benefited. But if mutualism occurs, both organisms will benefit from the relationship. If parasitism occurs, one organism will benefit completely, while the other is greatly harmed, and might even die.
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The grate barrier reef has bin Sean and noticed that the reef is slowly degrading over time. If the would cant get enough carbon dioxide
Then make more carbon dioxide

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it killed the coral

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The average lifespan is 2 al the way to 100 years. And the Colony 5 years to a century.  Polyps are related to jelly fish and anemones. Polyps can live in groups and alone they all can go to gether  to make a coral reef. They sting and grabs you and will eat. Polups eat zooplankton the choral will give the polyps energy to catch the zooplankton.https://gaming.youtube.com/watch?v=-wcSdb_IGIk&mweb=1

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Ecological collapse is when an ecosystem takes a possibly permanent reduction in life capacity or when the ecosystem suffers a disastrous event in a short amount of time often resulting in mass extinction.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jul/21/sections-of-great-barrier-reef-suffering-from-complete-ecosystem-collapse
http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/environment-90-percent-coral-reefs-die-2050-climate-change-bleaching-pollution-a7626911.html?scrlybrkr=782b95c3
http://www.catchnews.com/environment-news/great-barrier-reef-faces-complete-ecological-collapse-lakshadweep-not-far-1469448784.html

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Foundation species are organisms that form habitats. They define many ecosystems. Some ecosystems are: seagrass meadows, kelp beds, hardwood forests, and most of all, coral reefs. Foundation species have positive effects on other organisms, which explains why they are the foundation species.
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http://www.worldwatch.org/node/5960

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The latest global coral reef assessment estimates that 19 percent of the world's coral reefs are dead. Their threats include warming sea-surface temperatures and expanding seawater.

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https://gaming.youtube.com/watch?v=cwtJ7WVS8bk&mweb=1

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Coral bleaching turns coral white, because like bleach it turns what ever touches it white. So it takes the color away and turns the coral white.