… -feeding fishes are particularly important in the context of the increasing threats to coral
reef biodiversity, including climate-induced coral bleaching, increasing incidence of coral …

… skeletons is the backbone of the reef, providing habitat for many thousands of reef-associated
organisms that together make up a tropical coral reef ecosystem 3 . These ecosystems are …

… The biodiversity of coral reefs is … coral reef biodiversity and how much documentation work
remains. Although the highest concentrations of coral reef species can be found in ‘the Coral …

… have already led to substantial reduction in coral reef viability (Yap and Gomez 1985; Jameson
et … of living reef resources, as well as the effects of non-coral reef fisheries on coral reefs …

… to quantify the distribution of coral communities, but also … to tropical coralgal reefs in order
to communicate how this fast-growing technology might be central to addressing the coral reef …

… hypoxia to coral reefs by examining the proportion of known tropical hypoxic ecosystems in
our global hypoxia database that contain coral reefs according to documented reef locations …

… , sunlit waters of tropical coral reefs. Along the reef crest, where the corals must withstand
the mechanical forces of waves, the staghorn LIVING CORAL POLYPS were photographed at …

… Because some coral reef MPAs have successfully protected resources and implementing
management is often slow, many conservationists are satisfied with the proliferation of …

… Here, we map six human (nonclimatic) pressures on coral reefs using the latest quantitative
… for 54,596 global coral reef pixels at 0.05 (∼5 km) resolution. We find that coral reefs are …

… 1990s have represented stressful times for coral reef organisms. During the 1980s mass
coral reef bleaching was observed repeatedly throughout the tropical reef zone, in the Atlantic, …