Coral reefs are renowned for their spectacular biodiversity and the close links between
fishes and corals. Despite extensive fossil records and common biogeographic histories, the …

Scleractinian (hard) corals are fundamental to the geomorphology, biodiversity, and
structure of coral reef ecosystems (Goreau 1963, Hoegh-Guldberg 2004, Pratchett et al …

Coral growth rates vary significantly with environmental conditions and are thus important
indicators of coral health and reef carbonate production. Despite the importance of this …

Introduction Coral bleaching immediately impacts the reef benthos, but effects on fish
communities are less well understood because they are often delayed and confounded by …

Oceanic thermal anomalies are increasing in both frequency and strength, causing
detrimental impacts to coral reef communities. Water temperatures beyond the corals …

To assess the viability of high latitude environments as coral refugia, we report
measurements of seasonal changes in seawater parameters (temperature, light, and …

Coralline algae play a central role in reef ecology and have been identified as one of the
most sensitive calcifying organisms to ocean acidification, and as such are potential …

Diversity in the life history of corals plays a critical role in sha** coral assemblages and
reef habitats. Given difficulties in quantifying key demographic rates, valuable insights into …

The coral reef plays an important role in the marine ecosystem. These ecosystems are
currently in decline due to a variety of factors such as irresponsible fishing, live coral capture …

Aim To understand the evolutionary history and local adaptation of marginal, subtropical
populations of a common reef‐building coral (genus Pocillopora) and their Symbiodinium …