… We show that advection of heat (driven by a … of coral reefs worldwide, particularly how our
study advances our understanding of fine-scale temperature variability within individual reef …

… of the accumulated heat stress and … coral bleaching products were designed to help coral
reef managers identify and monitor oceanic heat stress and hence better predict mass coral …

… At deeper locations (40–150 m), “mesophotic” (low light) coral reefs accumulate calcium
carbonate … In addition to the heat content and temperature of the upper layers of the ocean, the …

… Thermal stress events can be measured using the Degree Heating Week (DHW) metric by
accumulating sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies exceeding an upper threshold of a …

… part of coral reefs of these areas. Here, we assessed the impact of the mass coral bleaching
… DHW was defined as the heat accumulation that ensues when the water temperature was 1 …

… a lake) as 'characterized by an abundant accumulation of nutrients that support a dense growth
of … in an extensive area surrounding the Turkey Point power plant heated water canals, in …

… nature of many coral reef lagoons, radiant energy reaching the coral surface can increase …
(ie, degree heating weeks [DHW], which represents the accumulation of anomalously high sea …

… The papers in this special issue of Coral Reefs, entitled Coral Reefs in a Changing … reef
systems, and the implications that these insights may have for the future of tropical coral reefs in …

… , the fisheries of coral reefs are among the … of coral reef seems particularly vulnerable to
natural disturbances and the effects of human activities. Coral reefs and other animal-plant reefs …

… of the primary framework of coral reefs. For some species, up … heat-stress resulted for the
four coral species and the two phenotypes characterized in significant in hospite accumulation …