<p>(A) Annual sea surface temperature and sunlight irradiance; (B) Annual rainfall and mean daily cloud cover; (C) Mean seawater temperature (ERT and CRW); (D) Mean salinity (ERT and CRW); (E) Mean seawater temperature and salinity (SBR); (F) Mean water clarity (CRW and SBR). Error bars indicate SE around the mean between replicate reef systems; Vertical bars represent the timing of the 1997–8 El Niño event.</p
Dataset: MBRS SST 2003-2015: MURThis dataset contains sea surface temperature data obtained from dai...
The biogenic structures of stationary organisms can be effective recorders of environmental fluctuat...
The biogenic structures of stationary organisms can be effective recorders of environmental fluctuat...
Abstract: A database of monthly average sea surface temperature (SST) from 1984-2003 has been devel...
I examined the hypothesis that high variability in Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and ocean color are...
[Extract] The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) experienced its most intensive and extensive coral bleaching ...
<p>Variables were measured constantly (water temperature; daily averages), weekly for several hours ...
Coral reefs are facing intensifying stressors, largely due to global increases in seawater temperatu...
The remoteness of the northern Great Barrier Reef makes observations of environmental change and cor...
SYNOPSIS. Understanding how reefs vary over the present ranges of environmen-tal conditions is key t...
Coral reefs worldwide are being threatened by increasing seawater temperatures, ocean acidification,...
<p>All variables were interpolated to 1 degree by 1 degree resolution and taken for specific locatio...
Variability in 5- to 25-year records of hourly mean in situ sea temperature, ocean currents, and met...
<p>Seawater temperature and light intensity were monitored in 2010 at the 5(red) and the 15 m (blue)...
Dataset: coral community structure fig S2Mean monthly seawater temperatures in St. John, US Virgin I...
Dataset: MBRS SST 2003-2015: MURThis dataset contains sea surface temperature data obtained from dai...
The biogenic structures of stationary organisms can be effective recorders of environmental fluctuat...
The biogenic structures of stationary organisms can be effective recorders of environmental fluctuat...
Abstract: A database of monthly average sea surface temperature (SST) from 1984-2003 has been devel...
I examined the hypothesis that high variability in Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and ocean color are...
[Extract] The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) experienced its most intensive and extensive coral bleaching ...
<p>Variables were measured constantly (water temperature; daily averages), weekly for several hours ...
Coral reefs are facing intensifying stressors, largely due to global increases in seawater temperatu...
The remoteness of the northern Great Barrier Reef makes observations of environmental change and cor...
SYNOPSIS. Understanding how reefs vary over the present ranges of environmen-tal conditions is key t...
Coral reefs worldwide are being threatened by increasing seawater temperatures, ocean acidification,...
<p>All variables were interpolated to 1 degree by 1 degree resolution and taken for specific locatio...
Variability in 5- to 25-year records of hourly mean in situ sea temperature, ocean currents, and met...
<p>Seawater temperature and light intensity were monitored in 2010 at the 5(red) and the 15 m (blue)...
Dataset: coral community structure fig S2Mean monthly seawater temperatures in St. John, US Virgin I...
Dataset: MBRS SST 2003-2015: MURThis dataset contains sea surface temperature data obtained from dai...
The biogenic structures of stationary organisms can be effective recorders of environmental fluctuat...
The biogenic structures of stationary organisms can be effective recorders of environmental fluctuat...