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Zarate, Daniel, Gary, Jaclyn, Li, Jingchun (2024) Flexibility in coral–algal symbiosis is positively correlated with the host geographic range. Ecology Letters, 27 (2) doi:10.1111/ele.14374

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TitleFlexibility in coral–algal symbiosis is positively correlated with the host geographic range
JournalEcology Letters
AuthorsZarate, DanielAuthor
Gary, JaclynAuthor
Li, JingchunAuthor
Year2024 (February)Volume27
Issue2
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1111/ele.14374Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZarate, Daniel, Gary, Jaclyn, Li, Jingchun (2024) Flexibility in coral–algal symbiosis is positively correlated with the host geographic range. Ecology Letters, 27 (2) doi:10.1111/ele.14374
Plain TextZarate, Daniel, Gary, Jaclyn, Li, Jingchun (2024) Flexibility in coral–algal symbiosis is positively correlated with the host geographic range. Ecology Letters, 27 (2) doi:10.1111/ele.14374
In(2024, February) Ecology Letters Vol. 27 (2) Wiley

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