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In Vitro Fertilization Boosts Coral Reproduction

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Researchers make game-changing discovery while studying one of nature's crown jewels: 'We can increase the efficiency and impact'

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Researchers from SECORE International , the CARMABI Foundation , and the University of Amsterdam published a study in PeerJ that found optimal strategies for using in vitro fertilization to reproduce four species of coral.

The Caribbean houses about 10% of the world's coral reefs.

The Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network released a report in 2021 that stated that Caribbean coral reefs have suffered greatly over the last several decades .

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