Anthropogenic climate change is a rapidly intensifying selection pressure on biodiversity
across the globe and, particularly, on the world's coral reefs. The rate of adaptation to …

In contrast to most Caribbean corals, the mustard hill coral Porites astreoides Lamarck, 1816
has seen its relative coverage increasing across its distribution range in recent years …

As global ocean temperatures continue to rise, severe declines in coral reef health and
diversity are reported on a global scale. Recovery of coral reefs relies on reproduction and …

Anthropogenic effects have contributed to substantial declines in coral reefs worldwide.
However, some corals are more resilient to environmental changes and have increased in …

The ability for adaptation to track environmental change depends on how efficiently
selection can act on heritable genetic variation. Complex life cycles may promote or …

Estimating the heritable genetic variation in fitness-related traits is key to projecting the
adaptive evolution of organisms in response to a changing environment. While heritability …

Corals can exhibit much variability in life-history strategies. A proposed categorization
recognizes competitive, stress-tolerant and weedy species.'Competitive'corals invest more …

Mechanisms of biological sensitivity and resistance to a rapidly changing ocean. - Abstract -
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