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In a world first study, University of Queensland PhD candidates Marie Morin and Mathias Jönsson analysed the genetics of the toxic coral-eating invertebrates found on the Great Barrier Reef .
They identified more than 2000 protein-coding genes which changed significantly between summer and winter .
The research team also found ways to isolate the genes that communicate during the starfish's reproduction process.
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