coral disease
Coral disease pathogens of the Indo-Pacific Ocean
... of coral diseases occurred on reefs surrounding populated and polluted atolls, where over-fishing and sewage disposal often occurs (Sandin et al ...of disease cannot give clear indications as to the origin ...
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Ecology and biology of coral disease on the Great Barrier Reef
... Environment Facility/World Bank Coral Reef Targeted Research Program's Working Group on Coral Disease. Monies awarded to me by the School of Marine and Tropical Biology and the Faculty of Science and ...
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Satellite SST-based coral disease outbreak predictions for the Hawaiian archipelago
... predict coral disease risk in Hawai’i, information on both coral distribution and thermal stress is ...predicting disease risk in communities within a specific range of colony ...for ...
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Ecology and biology of coral disease on the Great Barrier Reef
... 45 coral species known to be susceptible to BBD in the Indo-Pacific compiled by Sutherland et ...as coral disease surveys are completed in previously unsurveyed reef zones and habitats and unsurveyed ...
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Coral transplantation triggers shift in microbiome and promotion of coral disease associated potential pathogens
... potential coral disease pathogens in coral microbial communities outside of dam- selfish territories as compared to inside ...of coral bacterial ...
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Influence of marine reserves on coral disease prevalence
... of coral disease. The association between disease prevalence and fish species richness was primarily driven by the strong negative associa- tion between fish species richness and the prevalence of ...
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Coral disease, environmental drivers, and the balance between coral and microbial associates
... of coral during hot thermal anomalies is facilitated by op- portunistic infectious pathogens whose virulence is enhanced by increased tem- ...influence disease by altering host/pathogen ...the coral ...
Compositional homogeneity in the pathobiome of a new, slow-spreading coral disease
... grey-patch disease, a new poly-microbial coral disease, found throughout ...low disease prevalence, GPD has a wide host range of common and frequently dominating coral ...of ...
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Coral disease pathogens of the Indo-Pacific Ocean
... of coral diseases in the Caribbean in the early 1970's, the number of reported coral disease syndromes, their prevalence and spread worldwide have rapidly ...of coral epizootics resulting in ...
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Developments in understanding relationships between environmental conditions and coral disease
... Abstract. Coral disease events are emerging as a significant threat to coral reefs in a changing ...(WS) disease outbreaks on Pacific coral reefs with unusual temperatures in summer and ...
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Ecology and microbiology of black band disease: new insights into the etiology of an old coral disease
... band disease (BBD), a virulent coral disease characterized by a thick microbial mat that migrates across coral colonies causing rapid tissue loss, is generally low on Indo-Pacific reefs, but ...
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Seasonal rainfall and runoff promote coral disease on an inshore reef
... in coral infections has not been investigated previously; however, dissolved organic carbon (DOC) has been linked to coral disease ...to coral health than nutrients (nitrate, phosphate, ...
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Sediment and turbidity associated with offshore dredging increase coral disease prevalence on nearby reefs
... increased coral disease prevalence [16], although empirical evidence is ...of coral pathogens from marine or terrestrial substrates onto nearby ...of coral disease on inshore ...
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Thermal stress and coral cover as drivers of coral disease outbreaks
... The disease surveys documented considerable variation in white syndrome frequency (0 to 343 cases per 1,500 m 2 ) among years and ...of coral disease outbreaks might be caused by physiological stress ...
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Vectors and environmental drivers of coral disease dynamics on the Great Barrier Reef
... influence coral disease dynamics through the continual removal of coral tissue, causing the coral to redirect energy towards tissue repair (Gochfeld 2004) and potentially lowering its ...
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Dynamics and drivers of coral disease on Indo-Pacific reefs
... increase disease prevalence indirectly through increased stress and energy expenditure required to remove sediments (Fabricius, 2005), which could make them more susceptible to infections by microbial pathogens, ...
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Early cellular changes are indicators of pre-bleaching thermal stress in the coral host
... of disease prevalence among marine and terrestrial animals has been linked to climate change (Harvell et ...affect coral animal without the involvement of a primary pathogen (Lesser et ...’ disease ...
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Phylogeny of the coral pathogen Vibrio coralliilyticus and the development of a qPCR-based diagnostic assay for its detection
... study coral diseases, however, a variety of new and emerging technologies will further revolutionize the field in decades to ...in coral-associated bacterial community ...to coral health, these ...
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Influence of marine-based industries on coral health and disease
... Within both terrestrial and marine parks, resource impacts caused by increasing numbers of recreationists and tourists have become a conservation concern, prompting managers to implement a wide variety of strategies and ...
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Detecting and assessing outbreaks
... 71. Galloway, S.B., T.M. Work, V.S. Bochsler, R.A. Harley, E. Kramarsky-Winters, S.M. McLaughlin, C.U. Meteyer, J.F. Morado, J.H. Nicholson, P.G. Parnell, E.C. Peters, T.L. Reynolds, D.S. Rotstein, L. Sileo, and C.M. ...
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