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    Ocean Acidification and Warming (Effects on Corals: Field Studies)

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

    Coral Reefs (Simultaneous Ocean Acidification and Warming: Field Studies)
    Ocean Acidification and Warming (Effects on Corals: Field Studies)


    Summary


    * -- Investigating the Controlling Factors of Coral Calcification

    * -- Reef Corals Responding to Extremes in a Natural Environment

    * -- Acropora Coral Fossils Show Evidence of Immunity to Predicted Future Levels of Ocean Acidification and Warming

    * -- The Shallow Back Reef Environment of Ofu, American Samoa

    Inshore Turbid Reefs of Australia: How Resilient Are They?

    How Earth's Coral Reefs Respond to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment

    Global vs. Local Stressors of Calcifying Organisms on Australia's Great Barrier Reef

    Ocean Warming and Acidification Impacts on Western Australian Coral Reefs

    Two Centuries of Reef Growth in the Southern South China Sea

    "High-Performance" Algal Symbionts of Corals

    Coral Calcification on the Great Barrier Reef

    Twentieth-Century Growth Rates of Florida (USA) Corals

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