Titlebook: Coral Reefs of the Eastern Tropical Pacific; Persistence and Loss Peter W. Glynn,Derek P. Manzello,Ian C. Enochs Book 2017 Springer Science

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Further OpenGL Features and Techniquessitive interactions of corallivores to their prey/hosts are reviewed. We address detrimental direct consumption of coral and how it can ultimately influence growth form, species distributions, population structure, and the asexual reproduction of corals. We examine the cleaning behavior of some cora

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Taming the Device with the Game EngineHere we examine bioerosion in ETP coral habitats and the variable roles of reef-dwelling bioeroder taxa: microbial euendoliths (microendoliths), sponges, polychaetes, sipunculans, crustaceans, molluscs, echinoids, and reef fishes. Among these agents of bioerosion, sponges, sipunculans, bivalves, and

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The Ins and Outs of the Third Dimension symbiont type (D1, also referred to as .), which has been shown to be tolerant of both episodic El Ni?o-driven high temperature stress (e.g., 1997 in the Gulf of Chiriquí, Panama), and low temperature stress during an unusually cold winter (e.g., 2008 in Baja California, Mexico). Virtually all stud

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CO. doubles. ETP coral reefs have persisted and shown resilience to this level of thermal stress or acidification when acting alone, but the combination of the two corresponded with the complete elimination of reef framework structures in the southern Galápagos Islands over the decade after the 198

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peratures generally show strong warming trends, except in Galápagos, where existing records do not span the full 20th century and where strong interannual variability impedes detection of smaller trends. Coral records complement sediment-based and terrestrial records in terms of their length, resolu