Habitat, Not Hidden Genes, Drives Coral Chemistry Under Heat Stress
A reciprocal transplant experiment in the Florida Keys reveals that the environment, not cryptic genetic lineage, is the strongest driver ...
A reciprocal transplant experiment in the Florida Keys reveals that the environment, not cryptic genetic lineage, is the strongest driver ...
A new evaluation of ECMWF subseasonal reforecasts shows that marine heatwaves in the tropical Indian Ocean can be predicted up ...
A University of Georgia study of the record 2023 Florida Keys heat wave found that preexisting disease nearly quadrupled coral ...
Researchers have developed and validated a low-cost restriction enzyme protocol that identifies six cryptic Pocillopora coral species in French Polynesia ...
For the first time in the open ocean, live probiotic and inactivated postbiotic treatments significantly improved the health of heat-stressed ...
The Planetary Health Check 2026 reports that all seven breached Planetary Boundaries have reached record levels of transgression as ocean ...
Researchers in the Florida Keys showed that temporary umbrella-like shades reduced and partly reversed heat-driven bleaching in vulnerable Caribbean brain ...
New research shows that bleaching triggers rapid, coordinated changes in the stinging cells and venom of tropical sea anemones, suggesting ...
A single-cell transcriptomic study of the coral Orbicella faveolata reveals cell-type-specific and microbiome-wide dynamics that drive the breakdown of the ...
A thirteen-year study of three reef systems in the Central Mexican Pacific shows corals repeatedly recovering from El Niño-driven losses, ...
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