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Caribbean massive corals not recovering from repeated thermal stress events during 2005–2013
Benjamin Paul Neal
, Adi Khen
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Tali Treibitz
, Oscar Beijbom
, Grace O'Connor
, Mary Alice Coffroth
, Nancy Knowlton
, David Kriegman
, B. Greg Mitchell
, David I. Kline
Department of Marine Technologies
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Stressful Events
100%
Thermal Stress
100%
Caribbean
100%
Tissue Loss
100%
Massive Corals
100%
Living Tissue
75%
Bleaching Event
75%
Pigmentation
50%
Bleached Corals
50%
Beneficial Effects
25%
Climate Change
25%
Coral
25%
Potential Gains
25%
Scleractinian Corals
25%
Reef-building Corals
25%
High Seas
25%
Bocas Del Toro
25%
Coral Colonies
25%
Community Change
25%
Orbicella Franksi
25%
Siderastrea Siderea
25%
Sea Surface Temperature
25%
Coral Bleaching
25%
Positive Development
25%
Coral Community
25%
Panama
25%
Caribbean Reefs
25%
Net Positive
25%
Reef-building
25%
Colony Size
25%
Response Trajectory
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Thermal Stress
100%
Caribbean
100%
Climate Change
33%
Coral Bleaching
33%
Panama
33%
Sea Surface Temperature
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Photobleaching
100%
Pigmentation
40%
Reef
40%
Climate Change
20%
Coral Bleaching
20%
Acclimation
20%