Yet, nearly 100years later, we are no closer to having a threshold that can be applied in studies of the impacts of freshwater runoff on coral communities. We present an empirically derived salinity threshold for sensitive Acropora species from the Keppel Islands in the southern inshore Great ...
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How does ocean acidification affect the rugosity of coral reefs? How does ocean acidification affect the environment? How does ocean acidification affect the geosphere? How does salinity affect phytoplankton? How does global warming affect ocean salinity?
The recruitment of plant microbiomes is thought to be governed by a combination of random processes (Hubbell, 2001) and selective properties related to the niche (Peterson et al., 2011), analogous to the competitive lottery model proposed for the coloniza- tion of coral reefs (Sale, 1979). ...
大气强迫数据采用ECMWF(European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts)提供的海表风场、温度、大气压、蒸发降水以及太阳长短波辐射等气象数据,空间分辨率为0.125°。以往对比研究表明,ECMWF产品与实测风场具有良好的相关性[26],被广泛应用于中低纬度海洋动力过程的研究。
The coastal lagoons of south Florida, U.S., experience fluctuating levels of sedimentation and salinity and contain only a subset of the coral species found at the adjacent reefs of the Florida Reef Tract. The dominant species within these habitats is Siderastrea radians, which can reach ...
Beyond corals and fish: the effects of climate change on noncoral benthic invertebrates of tropical reefs salinitytemperaturetropical invertebratesClimate change is threatening tropical reefs across the world, with most scientists agreeing that the current changes in ... R Przeslawski,S Ahyong,M Byrne...
On a global scale, intertidal wetlands, namely 50% of salt marshes, 35% of mangroves, 30% of coral reefs, and 29% of seagrasses, have been heavily degraded or lost entirely due to reclamation projects and other human activities (Barbier et al., 2011). Moreover, reclamation activities may...
energy status27. The combined effects of both environmental factors are difficult to predict as acid-base adjustments occur via ion exchange mechanisms, which may also have the opposing function of ion uptake during low salinity exposure for the purposes of osmoregulation. Ion regulation, however, ...
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