Scientists grow baby coral on Barrier Reef

Scientists have stepped in as environmental matchmakers by breeding baby coral on the Great Barrier Reef in a move that could have worldwide significance. Coral eggs and sperm were collected from Heron Island's reef during last November's coral spawning to produce more than a million larvae.
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