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Study highlights regional variations in coral bleaching across India, calls for greater focus on local factors

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Study highlights regional variations in coral bleaching across India, calls for greater focus on local factors

While Lakshadweep was found to be the most affected, with up to 37% of the coral cover bleached or dead at intermediate levels of accumulated heat stress, Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park (MGMNP) in Andaman Islands faced only 11.5% bleaching or mortality.

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