Giant Clams Keep Their Algal Partners Close Even When Moved Across Philippine Reefs
A comprehensive survey of Philippine giant clams reveals that host species identity, not environmental conditions, primarily shapes their algal symbiont ...
A comprehensive survey of Philippine giant clams reveals that host species identity, not environmental conditions, primarily shapes their algal symbiont ...
New research from Maui Nui suggests spinner dolphins ferry nitrogen from deep offshore foraging grounds to shallow coral reefs each ...
A five-year community program in Eleuthera engaged 482 Bahamians, certified 171 divers and built a local pipeline of coral restoration ...
A comprehensive IUCN Red List reassessment of 892 reef-building coral species finds that 44 percent face elevated relative risk of ...
An eleven-year Tanzanian study links surging ecotourism visitation to stronger restoration investment, while satellite data reveal that unmanaged growth still ...
Researchers propose deploying ecologically designed habitat support structures to rapidly restore lost structural complexity in Florida's degrading coral reef and ...
Ancient forests drowned by rising seas off Mozambique have been reborn as peat reefs that support biodiversity rivaling nearby coral ...
A new study shows that eradicating invasive rats and restoring native vegetation boosts coral growth, sediment production and soil stabilisation, ...
A 17-month observational study reveals that tides dominate currents around Sir Bu Nair Island while winds and low-frequency circulation control ...
A Florida Atlantic University study found that two Hawaiian coral species show markedly different heat tolerance depending on the bay ...
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