Losing Nemo: Clownfish ‘cannot adapt to climate change’ | Malay Mail

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PARIS, Nov 27 — The star of Pixar’s blockbuster Finding Nemo may be about to vanish again — this time for good — as its peculiar mating habits put it at risk from climate change, scientists said yesterday. They observed the vibrantly coloured clownfish — which live in anemones — for...

Clownfish have a ‘very particular’ reproductive cycle, dependent on a stable, benign environment. — AFP picmay be about to vanish again — this time for good — as its peculiar mating habits put it at risk from climate change, scientists said yesterday.

A team from France’s National Centre for Scientific Research along with other scientists established that the fish were picky about the way they choose their mates. And clownfish have a “very particular” reproductive cycle, dependent on a stable, benign environment. “When the female dies, the male becomes female and the largest of the non-sexually active males became sexually active,” Poujol said.

 

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