Genetic Adaptations of Marine Organisms to Climate Change
Keywords:
Genetic Adaptation, Climate Change, Marine Biology, Genomics, ResilienceAbstract
The impact of climate change on marine life is profound. This article investigates genetic adaptations in marine organisms that allow survival in changing environments. Through genomic analysis, we identified key genetic traits that enhance resilience against increased temperatures and acidification.
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