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Population dynamics in the global coral symbiont network under temperature variations [PDF]

arXiv
Coral reefs are crucial to marine biodiversity and rely on a delicate symbiotic relationship between corals and zooxanthellae algae. Water temperature variations, however, disrupt this association, leading to coral bleaching events that severely affect marine ecosystems.
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The Islands and Coral Reefs of Fiji. Part II. Relation of Volcanic Islands to Coral Reefs [PDF]

, 1920
W. M. Davis
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Multi-label classification for multi-temporal, multi-spatial coral reef condition monitoring using vision foundation model with adapter learning [PDF]

arXiv
Coral reef ecosystems provide essential ecosystem services, but face significant threats from climate change and human activities. Although advances in deep learning have enabled automatic classification of coral reef conditions, conventional deep models struggle to achieve high performance when processing complex underwater ecological images.
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Dana's Proof of Darwin's Theory of Coral Reefs [PDF]

, 1913
Cyril Crossland
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Mathematical modelling and uncertainty quantification for analysis of biphasic coral reef recovery patterns [PDF]

arXiv
Coral reefs are increasingly subjected to major disturbances threatening the health of marine ecosystems. Substantial research underway to develop intervention strategies that assist reefs in recovery from, and resistance to, inevitable future climate and weather extremes.
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The present status of the investigation of the origin of barrier coral reefs [PDF]

, 1916
Thomas Wayland Vaughan
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The Coral Reefs of the Peninsula of Sinai [PDF]

, 1888
Baoyu Gao
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Cutting-edge 3D reconstruction solutions for underwater coral reef images: A review and comparison [PDF]

arXiv
Corals serve as the foundational habitat-building organisms within reef ecosystems, constructing extensive structures that extend over vast distances. However, their inherent fragility and vulnerability to various threats render them susceptible to significant damage and destruction.
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The Coralscapes Dataset: Semantic Scene Understanding in Coral Reefs [PDF]

arXiv
Coral reefs are declining worldwide due to climate change and local stressors. To inform effective conservation or restoration, monitoring at the highest possible spatial and temporal resolution is necessary. Conventional coral reef surveying methods are limited in scalability due to their reliance on expert labor time, motivating the use of computer ...
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Hierarchical Classification for Automated Image Annotation of Coral Reef Benthic Structures [PDF]

arXiv
Automated benthic image annotation is crucial to efficiently monitor and protect coral reefs against climate change. Current machine learning approaches fail to capture the hierarchical nature of benthic organisms covering reef substrata, i.e., coral taxonomic levels and health condition.
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