Given predicted increases in urbanization in tropical and subtropical regions, understanding
the processes sha** urban coral reefs may be essential for anticipating future …

Increasing global population has resulted in increased urbanization of coastal areas across
the globe. Such an increase generates many challenges for sustainable food production …

Rapid urban and coastal developments often witness deterioration of regional seawater
quality. As part of the management process, it is important to assess the baseline …

Animal physiology, ecology and evolution are affected by temperature and it is expected that
community structure will be strongly influenced by global warming. This is particularly …

Although the impacts of nutrient pollution on coral reefs are well known, surprisingly, no
statistical relationships have ever been established between water quality parameters, coral …

We conducted a meta‐analysis of temperature, phytoplankton size structure, and
productivity in cold, temperate, and warm waters of the world's oceans. Our data set covers …

Coral cover on reefs is declining globally due to coastal development, overfishing and
climate change. Reefs isolated from direct human influence can recover from natural acute …

While many studies of coral bleaching report on broad, regional scale responses, fewer
examine variation in susceptibility among coral taxa and changes in community structure …

Current scientific consensus is that inshore regions of the central and southern Great Barrier
Reef, Australia, are at risk of impacts from increased nutrient (as well as sediment and …

Six reef sites were chosen along the west coast of the southern islands of Singapore, at an
increasing distance from the densely populated metropolitan area, to study the spatial …