Nearshore foundation species in coastal and estuarine systems (eg, salt marsh grasses,
mangroves, seagrasses, corals) drive the ecological functions of ecosystems and entire …

Global climate change is a major threat to reefs by increasing the frequency and severity of
coral bleaching events over time, reducing coral cover and diversity. Ocean warming may …

Broadcast‐spawning coral species have wide geographical ranges spanning strong
environmental gradients, but it is unclear how much spatially varying selection these …

The physiology of ectotherms living in marine environments is strongly influenced by their
local thermal experience. Scleractinian corals living near their thermal optimums are …

Historically, marine populations were considered to be interconnected across large
geographic regions due to the lack of apparent physical barriers to dispersal, coupled with a …

Reef‐building corals respond to the temporal integration of both pulse events (ie, heat
waves) and press thermal history (ie, local environment) via physiological changes, with …

Abstract Information about the distribution of alleles among marine populations is critical for
determining patterns of genetic connectivity that are essential in modern conservation …

The integrity of coral reefs worldwide is jeopardized by ocean acidification (OA). Most
studies conducted so far have focused on the vulnerability to OA of corals inhabiting shallow …

As coral populations on shallow reefs decline globally, mesophotic coral ecosystems (MCE)
have been proposed as potential coral refugia from thermal, storm, and anthropogenic …

As the devastating impacts of global climate change and local anthropogenic stressors on
shallow-water coral reefs are expected to rise, mesophotic coral ecosystems have …