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The energetics of scleractinian coral larvae and implications for dispersal
... Temperature is an important environmental variable known to affect the metabolism of organisms, particularly those unable to control their internal body temperatures, such as marine invertebrates. Increased temperatures ...
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Exposure to sediment enhances primary acquisition of Symbiodinium by asymbiotic coral larvae
... asymbiotic coral larvae earlier, in greater proportion, and with greater in hospite Symbiodinium densities in sedi- mentcontaining treatments when compared to sea- water only ...in larvae ex- posed ...
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Water contamination reduces the tolerance of coral larvae to thermal stress
... nearshore coral communities ...[3]. Coral spawning typically occurs after the full moon in the month before maximum rainfall and can coincide with high SSTs ...during coral spawning in Nelly Bay ...
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Dispersal of coral larvae: a modelling perspective on its determinants and implications
... marine larvae has been limited (Palumbi ...of larvae of a wide range of species throughout the world’s oceans, and the discovery of the larvae of coastal species far out to sea shows that long range ...
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Algal symbionts increase oxidative damage and death in coral larvae at high temperatures
... because larvae can be readily infected with heterogeneous zooxanthellae under experimental conditions (van Oppen 2001, Weis et ...of coral larvae that make them ideal for manipulative experiments ...
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Coral larvae are poor swimmers and require fine-scale reef structure to settle
... facilitate coral recovery, but the mechanism remains ...that coral larvae can distinguish between the water from healthy and degraded reefs, however, whether or not they can use these cues to ...
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The establishment and development of symbiosis in coral larvae
... of coral larvae with hosting different types of Symbiodinium are important for determining the success of the specific symbioses into adulthood of corals (Schwarz et ...monticulosa larvae are able to ...
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Preconditioning in the reef building coral Pocillopora damicornis and the potential for trans generational acclimatization in coral larvae under future climate change conditions
... lecithotrophic larvae to those of the brooding coral larvae that are provisioned immediately by their ...small larvae exposed to temperature and salinity stress had the same propensity for ...
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Phototoxic effects of PAH and UVA exposure on molecular responses and developmental success in coral larvae
... reduced. Larvae of the coral Fungia scutaria also showed high sensitivity to phototoxicity (Peachey and Crosby, 1996), while polyps of the ane- mone Anthopleura aureoradioata exhibited a high tolerance ...
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Infection dynamics vary between Symbiodinium types and cell surface treatments during establishment of endosymbiosis with coral larvae
... in larvae, but not the proportion of larvae ...[12,36,42,63]. Coral larvae are promiscuous and initially associate with multiple types of Symbiodinium, suggesting that their pre-phagocytosis ...
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Coral larvae for restoration and research: a large-scale method for rearing Acropora millepora larvae, inducing settlement, and establishing symbiosis
... among coral host/symbiont combinations (Mieog et ...well-studied coral species is sorely lacking (Weis et ...specific coral-Symbiodinium combinations is required to better understand their ...
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The establishment and development of symbiosis in coral larvae
... between coral and Symbiodinium, another potential coral symbiont, Chromera velia, was ...three coral genera on the east coast of Australia. Acropora larvae established symbiosis with ...
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Temperature tolerance of symbiotic and non-symbiotic coral larvae
... Larval survivorship under different temperatures Following the successful inoculation of A.oropora muricafa larvae with homologous zooxanthellae, 3 replicate batches of gym biotic and no[r] ...
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Dispersal of coral larvae: a modelling perspective on its determinants and implications
... Chapter 6 investigates the mechanisms by which the patterns of species richness in the IP may have arisen, using a ‘Topological Model’ of coral reef biogeography of this region that included speciation, dispersal, ...
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Nutrient cycling in early coral life stages: Pocillopora damicornis larvae provide their algal symbiont (Symbiodinium) with nitrogen acquired from bacterial associates
... and coral larvae for each treatment were sampled and fixed ...sectioned coral larval tissue was mapped and measured using the Cameca NanoSIMS 50 (Gennevilliers, France) ion microprobe at The Univer- ...
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Phototoxic effects of two common marine fuels on the settlement success of the coral Acropora tenuis
... In addition to reductions in settlement success, exposure to fuel WAFs also caused changes to larval morphol- ogy and development. Slowed onset and completion of metamorphosis, as well as increased instances of morpho- ...
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Chemical effects of macroalgae on larval settlement of the broadcast spawning coral Acropora millepora
... of coral larvae into habitats typically dominated by benthic algae, so that benthic algae may play pivotal roles in coral settlement and reef ...affect coral settlement before larvae ...
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Deciphering the nature of the coral-Chromera association
... of coral larvae with a competent strain of Symbiodinium, early endosome markers were upregulated, whereas mole- cular data for both the coral and a symbiotic sea anemone are consistent with the ...
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Insecticides and a fungicide affect multiple coral life stages
... 1987). Coral eggs are highly buoyant, and therefore fertilisation may suffer from unrecognised pesticide accumulation on the ocean ...settlement, coral larvae are in close contact with marine ...
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The influence of coral degradation on tropical fish community structure
... live coral dependence were likely to influence how fish assemblages responded to live coral loss, within Chapter 2 I showed that the abundance of a diverse range of coral-associated fishes were not ...
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