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Syndiniales & Corallicolids

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  • The international team of researchers collected samples of corals from across the Mediterranean Sea and analysed the bacteria that live with the corals.
  • The researchers found that the presence of a group of parasitic single-celled organisms called Syndiniales made it more likely that a coral could survive heat stress.

The presence of Corallicolids, a group of single-celled organism related to the parasite that causes malaria, was more common in corals that die from heat stress.

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