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Most comparative studies assessing reef health focus on living hard coral cover as the key
metric. In Indonesia, in situ monitoring of coral cover has been ongoing for over five …

Anthropogenic land greening is a vital strategy to combat the global warming crisis.
However, the changing external environment and endowment factors may constrain the …

Atlantic reef-building corals and coral reefs continue to experience extensive decline due to
increased stressors related to climate change, disease, pollution, and numerous …

Aim Identifying the maximum coral cover that a coral community can sustain (ie, its 'upper
limit') is important for predicting community dynamics and improving management strategies …

Coral reefs provide a multitude of ecosystem functions owing to the high levels of
biodiversity they host. Coral species, as the foundation of shallow-water reefs, differ in their …

Abstract Models of the future of coral reefs are potentially sensitive to theoretical
assumptions, variable selectivity, interactions, and scales. A number of these aspects were …

Biodiversity underpins ecosystem stability and the provision of ecosystem services. As the
foundation species for the most biodiverse ecosystem, reef-building corals are under threat …

Abstract The Strait of Malacca is well-known as an important trade route with high marine
biodiversity. Among the organisms residing in the strait are the reef-building hard corals …

Microhabitat associated fishes are expected to be negatively affected by coral reef
degradation, given that many species are coral dwellers. However, the factors underlying …