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. 2013 Apr 22;8(4):e61492. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0061492

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A composite phylogeny shown in mirror image, with character states for (left) and BRI (right) mapped to illustrate their significant correlation (p<0.05) throughout the evolutionary history of corals. High bleaching susceptibility appears to be less common toward the base of the coral tree (box A) and higher in the Montipora-Acropora clade (box B) and the “Robusta” coral clade (box C).

Inline graphic — A composite phylogeny shown in mirror image, with character states for (left) and BRI (right) mapped to illustrate their significant correlation (p<0.05) throughout the evolutionary history of corals. High bleaching susceptibility appears to be less common toward the base of the coral tree (box A) and higher in the Montipora-Acropora clade (box B) and the “Robusta” coral clade (box C).