Material in this section originates from the following category in our Subject Index:

Coral Reefs (Bleaching: Causes, Temperature)
Reefs (Bleaching: Causes, Temperature)

Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary.  This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.

Summary

* -- Acclimation to Thermal Stress in Reef-Building Corals

* -- Coral Bleaching in the South China Sea

* -- Thermal Conditions at Major Coral Reef Sites Prior to the Late-20th-Century's "Unprecedented" Global Warming

* -- More Hope for Corals in a Warming World

* -- Can Rising Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations Prevent the Thermal Bleaching of Corals?

* -- The Significance of Size and Age in the Bleaching of Coral Colonies

* -- The New Climate-Alarmist Wisdom: Both Heat and Cold May Kill Corals in a CO2-Warmed World

* -- Corals Killed by Cooling

* -- UV Radiation: Can It Prevent Coral Bleaching?

* -- El Niño Warming: Effects on Costa Rican Corals

* -- The Resiliency of the Reef-Flat Corals of Ko Phuket, Thailand

* -- The Resiliency of the Coral Communities on the Outer Slope of Moorea, French Polynesia

* -- Coral Bleaching Caused by Cold Temperatures

* -- Recent Coral Mortality Associated with Bleaching: Is It Caused by High Temperature or Disease? ... or Both?

* -- Earth's "ThermoSolarstat": Does It Protect Coral Reefs During Periods of High Temperature and Solar Radiation?

* -- Corals That Tolerate High Temperatures

* -- Human-Induced Destruction of Coral Reefs and Other Coastal Ecosystems

* -- Health Status of the World’s Coral Reefs

* -- A 271-Year Sea Surface Temperature Record from the Central Gyre of the Subtropical South Pacific

Coral Reef Recovery Following the 1982/1983 ENSO Event

Effect of Temperature on Bacteria-Induced Coral Bleaching

Temperature, Bacterial Adhesion, and Coral Bleaching

Coral Bleaching Caused by Bacterial Infection

Oxidative Stress and Coral Bleaching

Heat-Shock Proteins and Coral Bleaching

Coral Bleaching Follows Rapid Cooling

Coral Bleaching Follows Rapid Warming

Sea Surface Temperatures and Coral Bleaching