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Coral reef vulnerability to climate change : lessons from the past
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David Mouillot, professor at the University of Montpellier, presents in this video (7'20) the problem of the responses of communities of living organisms to global changes, including climate change. He relies for this on the study of coral reefs which he discusses past, current and future dynamics.
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