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Bleached, But Not by the Sun: Sunscreen Linked to Coral Damage
John Tibbetts
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Heat-evolved microalgal symbionts increase coral bleaching tolerance. [PDF]
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Status of coral reefs in the northern Caribbean and western Atlantic GCRMN Node in 2008 [PDF]
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Tsunami Survey Expedition: Preliminary Investigation of Maldivian Coral Reefs Two Weeks After the Event [PDF]
Goffredo, Stefano
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Nonlinear Analysis: Real World Applications, 2014
Abstract Volterra–Hamilton systems theory is used to model coral bleaching. The algal and coral partners in the obligate symbiont organism exchange compounds, each one producing compounds benefiting the other. It is found that the production equations, based on a homogeneous cost functional, have unstable solutions which become stable in a constant ...
Kevin B. Strychar+3 more
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Abstract Volterra–Hamilton systems theory is used to model coral bleaching. The algal and coral partners in the obligate symbiont organism exchange compounds, each one producing compounds benefiting the other. It is found that the production equations, based on a homogeneous cost functional, have unstable solutions which become stable in a constant ...
Kevin B. Strychar+3 more
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Bleaching patterns in reef corals
Nature, 2000Coral reefs are under threat from the effects of bleaching, in which symbiotic algae or their photosynthetic pigments are destroyed by increased sea temperatures and solar radiation1,2. Here we show that the bleaching susceptibility of Goniastrea aspera, a shallow-water Indo-Pacific coral, can be predicted from its history of exposure to solar ...
Barbara E. Brown+3 more
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