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. 2014 Aug 7;281(1788):20140094. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2014.0094

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Figure 1. — Photographs of healthy, non-diseased (ND) corals and those with signs of white band disease (WBD) both controls and treated corals. The experiment was run for 6 days, during which the healthy corals showed no signs of lesion development or other visible signs of stress. The lesion of untreated corals showing signs of white band disease Type 1 (WBD) continued to progress, while those treated with ampicillin (amp) and paromomycin sulfate (para) arrested lesion progression. (Online version in colour.)