4 ms·
Could it be adapting? Standard wisdom has always seemed to be it's a sensitive niche of incredible biological complexity. Couldn't such a system be smarter th
by nonrandomstring 4y ago
Could it be adapting?
Standard wisdom has always seemed to be it's a sensitive niche of
incredible biological complexity.
Couldn't such a system be smarter than we think and evolve to meet
climate change?
- somishere 4y agoMore likely biodiversity will reduce in the north and key species will simply begin moving south
- h0l0cube 4y agoFrom the fact check posted in another comment: > Palumbi added: “Coral cover is actually slightly lower than normal levels in the north, central and southern parts of the huge reef. But coral diversity hasn’t recovered - the increase of cover is due to a set of very fast-growing species. Like a forest of fast-growing trees, not the normal oaks.” > There are many varieties of coral on the reef, with hard coral cover of huge significance to marine scientists. > Pointing to a study (here), President of the International Coral Reef Society (coralreefs.org/) Andrea Grottoli, says, “Australia is at record low of hard coral cover (see Ch 2, page 8), most of this decline due to declines on the GBR.” https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-environment-oceans-idUSL2N2XI1NV https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-environment-oceans...
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]