Baby corals are just as susceptible as adults to deadly reef disease, study finds
Breeding baby corals for warmer seas | Pursuit by The University of Melbourne
Any love for baby coral? These are being transplanted en masse via a sea-robot to repair the Great Barrier Reef. They grow slow, 0.5-1 inch per year on average. It can take
Through the magnifying glass: how cutting-edge technology is helping scientists understand baby corals - CSIRO
Great Barrier Reef: Mass decline in 'coral babies', scientists say - BBC News
Climate change drives collapse of baby corals in Great Barrier Reef | Grist
Great Barrier Reef's baby boom holds the key to its protection - Great Barrier Reef Foundation
Are these baby Zoa's or baby Acan's? | REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum
See the cute coral babies giving scientists hope for reef restoration - CNET
ADOPT A CORAL – Coral Gardeners
Baby Corals Recruitment: How Well Different Corals Settle Coral LarvaeLiving Oceans Foundation
First Look at the Primary Polyp of a Baby Cynarina Coral | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog
Breeding baby corals for warmer seas
Coral larvae feed on their baby fat
A day in the life of baby coral
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Baby corals do not have more disease resistance • Earth.com
Baby coral move towards sound, finds study | Coral | The Guardian
Coral IVF babies breed for first time ever on the Reef - Great Barrier Reef Foundation
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Global effort needed to produce baby corals en masse to help struggling reefs | AIMS
Baby Coral Polyp | CarbonEthics
Spawning an Intervention: The art and science of raising coral babies | Coral Reefs | Earth Touch News
