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Kheireddine, M. et al. recently published a study detailing the use of a clustering technique to better comprehend the factors regulating the phytoplankton phenology.
Get email notification for articles from Ruth Schuster Follow Apr. 25, 2021 6:00 PM Ironically, the Red Sea corals touted as the most likely to survive global warming turn out to have a problem with climate change, and it isn’t the heat. Up to a point, of course. It’s the cold. Climate change is characterized by weather extremes, we are discovering by the day. “Global warming” also involves relatively extreme cold snaps. The corals in the northern Red Sea can survive extraordinarily hot water temperatures as much as 7 degrees (!) Celsius (12.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above their average ...