… presence of fossil corals and coral reefs to determine aragonite saturation state (Ω Arag ).
Modern scleractinian corals … of 2 and modern shallow water coral reefs are typically only found …

… of recent corals is related to the presence or … of the coral extinction rate during the T–J
boundary is difficult to establish because there are disparities between the Triassic and Jurassic …

… The lower boundary is not exposed, whereas the upper boundary coincides with a major
un… Calicular center not well preserved, the presence of a columella cannot be excluded. …

… domains with proposed upwelling areas suggests that there was a considerable stock of
Jurassic zooxanthellate corals with a distinct heterotrophic proportion of feeding, thus living in …

… This study concludes that Jurassic corals and stromatoporoids … Jurassic corals were
dominating in mesotrophic to mildly … of methods to conclude that for presence–absence data the …

… , because species definition of Jurassic corals is still far from being satisfactory. Extensive
biometrical studies on Bajocian (Middle Jurassic) corals from France suggest that uncertainties …

… of this reef unit 2 and the presence of large-sized coral colonies suggest a more efficient
coral growth compared to the reef unit 1. The coral assemblage is not still dominated by thin …

… presence of stylophylline corals seems clear. Global changes in … of coral development
at the Rhaetian/Hettangian boundary was followed early in the Jurassic by the start of a coral …

… Corals, algae, and stromatoporoids built the reef … Jurassic, shelf-margin reef communities
became well developed and widespread. The framework community was dominated by corals …

… , 1988, and this is taken as the lower boundary of the euphotic zone, there are sparse records
… The presence of common pennular corals on platforms dictates that they were not deeper …