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The orange clownfish (Amphiprion percula) is one of the most important species for studying the ecology and evolution of coral reef fishes
© Tane Sinclair-Taylor
Finding Nemo's genes
In a breakthrough study led by the KAUST and the Coral CoE, researchers used high-tech sequencing tools to create one of the most complete genetic maps for the orange clownfish, a common reef inhabitant and star of the Disney movie, Finding Nemo.