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Possible effects of zooxanthellae on coral growth

Experientia, 1964
Da bekannt ist, dass Verbindungen mit Phosphationen auf Calciumcarbonat als Kristallgifte wirken, wird als besondere Wachstumseinwirkung der Zooxanthellen bei den Korallen angenommen, dass sie Hemmungen der Calcifikation beseitigen.
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The Taxonomy and Evolution of the Zooxanthellae-Coral Symbiosis

2006
Coral reefs are the most biologically productive of all marine ecosystems and comprise the largest structures created by living organisms. The symbiotic association between corals and their endosymbiotic unicellular microalgae (the zooxanthellae) has been a contributing factor in the ecological success of reef-building corals since their appearance in ...
S. Karako, N. Stambler, Z. Dubinsky
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Algae to Zooxanthellae. Life in the Rock Record

This product features a collection of 36 educational posters detailing the evolution of various forms of life over the history of the Earth, tying biology and geology together. Each poster details when certain organisms evolved, and what we know about their life styles as determined through the fossil record.This product also contains information on ...
Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia), Iffland, D.   +1 more
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The Significance of the Relationship between Actinians and Zooxanthellae

Journal of Experimental Biology, 1939
ABSTRACT Unicellular algae (zooxanthellae) occur in certain Actiniaria. The first important experimental work on the nature of the association was that of Brandt (1883 a, b), who starved anemones in Light and in darkness. From the results of these experi-ments he concluded that the animals obtained nutriment from the zooxanthellae when ...
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Zooxanthellae: The Yellow Symbionts Inside Animals

2010
Corals are associated with photosymbiotic unicellular algae and cyanobacteria. The unicellular algae are usually called zooxanthellae due to their yellow-brown color. The zooxanthellae are mainly classified as dinoflagellates to the genus Symbiodinium sp.
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zooxanthella, n.

2023
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Zooxanthellae

2011
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Distribution of lipids and fatty acids in the zooxanthellae and host of the soft coral Sinularia sp.

Fisheries Science, 2010
Andrey B Imbs, Irina Yakovleva
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Comparison of stress susceptibility of and isolated zooxanthellae among five coral species

Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 2003
Ranjeet Bhagooli, Michio Hidaka
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Zooxanthellae

2006
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