Global warming transforms coral reef assemblages
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A large share of shallow-water corals in the worst-affected northern Great Barrier Reef died in the months following the March 2016 bleaching, shifting the composition of the surviving assemblage away from the fast-growing branching and tabular species. V55 verification basis: not consulted; the direction and approximate scale of the loss are stated from the producing model's knowledge, and no mortality percentage is quoted here because it could not be checked.
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