Some invertebrates have enlisted autotrophic unicellular algae to provide a competitive
metabolic advantage in nutritionally demanding habitats. These symbioses exist primarily …

The bleaching of corals in response to increases in temperature has resulted in significant
coral reef degradation in many tropical marine ecosystems. This bleaching has frequently …

The hermatypic coral Stylophora pistillata has a wide bathymetric distribution (0 to 70 m).
Within this range, light intensity decreases exponentially. Deep-water colonies are generally …

Coral reefs represent the most diverse marine ecosystem on the planet, yet they are
undergoing an unprecedented decline due to a combination of increasing global and local …

The photobiology and distribution of dinoflagellates in the genus Symbiodinium was
investigated for eight common reef coral species over a depth range of 1‐25 m on a coral …

Biosensor technology represents a novel tool with several areas of application, such as
biomedical and physicochemical ones. In this review, we considered this technology's …

Quantitative studies of coral reefs are challenged by the three-dimensional hard structure of
reefs and the high spatial variability and temporal dynamics of their metabolism. We used …

This work, performed on the scleractinian coral Stylophora pistillata, aims at providing new
information on thelight-enhanced calcification'process. In a first step, in controlled conditions …

The symbiosis between reef-building corals and their algae endosymbionts is sensitive to
temperature stress, which makes coral reefs vulnerable to climate change. However, a …

As human populations grow and lighting technologies improve, artificial light gradually alters
natural cycles of light and dark that have been consistent over long periods of geological …