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Frontloading of stress response genes enhances robustness to environmental change in chimeric corals.

Jeremie Vidal-DupiolErwan HarscouetDor ShefyEve ToulzaOlivier ReyJean-François AllienneGuillaume MittaBaruch Rinkevich
Published in: BMC biology (2022)
These results show that chimeras are environmentally robust entities with an enhanced ability to cope with environmental stress. Results further document the potential usefulness of chimeras as a novel reef restoration tool to enhance coral adaptability to environmental change, and confirm that coral chimerism can be an evolutionary rescue instrument.
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