Coral bleaching is the single largest global threat to coral reefs worldwide. Integrating the
diverse body of work on coral bleaching is critical to understanding and combating this …

Naturally extreme temperature environments can provide important insights into the
processes underlying coral thermal tolerance. We determined the bleaching resistance of …

The number of ecophysiological studies involving reef corals has increased markedly over
the last 20 years, driven primarily by the concern over the potential effects of anthropogenic …

Herein we propose an ambitious confrontation of the current coral reef crisis through the
establishment of a “Coral Hospital.” In an analogous manner to a human hospital,“sick” …

Exposure to high‐frequency temperature variability often but not always enhances coral
heat tolerance, raising the question of whether this depends on the type of variability regime …

Mesophotic habitats are potential refugia for corals in the context of climate change. The
seawater temperature in a mesophotic habitat is generally lower than in a shallow habitat …

Global reef degradation is a critical environmental health issue that has triggered intensive
research on ocean warming, but the implications of emerging contaminants in coral habitats …

Although most reef-building corals live near the upper threshold of their thermotolerance,
some scleractinians are resilient to temperature increases. For instance, Pocillopora acuta …

Hypoxic events are becoming frequent in some estuaries and coastal waters due to over-
enrichment of anthropogenic nutrients, organic matter, and/or due to restricted water …

Although rising ocean temperatures threaten scleractinian corals and the reefs they
construct, certain reef corals can acclimate to elevated temperatures to which they are rarely …