Australia's coastal marine ecosystems have a deep cultural significance to Indigenous
Australians, include multiple World Heritage sites, and support the nation's rapidly growing …

Corals are associated with a variety of bacteria, which occur in the surface mucus layer,
gastrovascular cavity, skeleton, and tissues. Some tissue-associated bacteria form clusters …

The photosynthetic symbionts of corals sustain biodiverse reefs in nutrient-poor, tropical
waters. Recent genomic data illuminate the evolution of coral symbionts under genome size …

Coral reef ecosystems are declining and may not recover under future climate scenarios
without intervention. Seeding reefs with corals bred in aquaculture is a promising restoration …

Coral reefs are extremely vulnerable to ocean warming, which triggers coral bleaching—the
loss of endosymbiotic microalgae (Symbiodiniaceae) from coral tissues, often leading to …

Abstract Cnidarian-microalgae (Family: Symbiodiniaceae) endosymbiotic relationships are
central to the success of reef building corals, particularly sha** stress tolerance and …

Coral reefs are declining worldwide, yet some coral populations are better adapted to
withstand reductions in pH and the rising frequency of marine heatwaves. The nearshore …

Increasingly frequent and severe bleaching events driven by climate change are decreasing
coral populations worldwide. Recovery of these populations relies on reproduction by the …

Variously shaped corals, such as branching and massive corals, exhibit divergent
environmental susceptibility properties. The susceptibility potential of these corals may be …

Diet in fish is influenced by multiple factors including nutritional requirements, trophic
morphology and spatial and temporal variation in resource availability. We examined spatial …