Microbial diversity has been extensively explored in reef-building corals. However, the
functional roles of coral-associated microorganisms remain poorly elucidated. Here, we …

Global ocean warming is affecting keystone species distributions and fitness, resulting in the
degradation of marine ecosystems. Coral reefs are one of the most diverse and productive …

As global temperatures continue to rise, corals are being exposed to increasing heat stress
throughout their early life stages; however, the impact of this phenomenon is poorly …

Reef building corals are in global decline due to climate change and other pressures. Yet,
corals show wide variation in physiological responses to heat stress. The influence of light is …

Global warming harms coral reefs. Mesophotic coral reef ecosystems (MCEs) have been
suggested to serve as refugia for shallow reefs. Information on the adaptation potential of …

Elevated temperatures cause mass coral bleaching, leading to reef degradation. The
frequency of bleaching events is increasing, and severe bleaching events have been …

Mesophotic coral ecosystems may serve as a refuge for reef-building corals to survive the
ongoing climate change. Distribution of coral species changes during larval dispersal …

Coral restoration efforts have rapidly increased worldwide, including the development of
several programmes on the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) in recent years. While many …

Global warming poses a significant threat to coral reefs. It has been assumed that
mesophotic coral ecosystems (MCEs, 30 to 150 m depths) may serve as refugia from ocean …

Climate change-induced rise in sea surface temperatures has led to an increase in the
frequency and severity of coral bleaching events, ultimately leading to the deterioration of …