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Study of Belize Barrier Reef Shows Nitrogen Enrichment from Land-based Sources Doubled in Four Decades:What’s killing coral reefs in Florida is also killing them in Belize
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2021/8/5
Only 17 percent of live coral cover remains on fore-reefs in Belize. A study finds new evidence that nitrogen enrichment from land-based sources like agriculture run-off and sewage, are significantly ...
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Flooding in Houston polluted reefs more than 100 miles offshore(图)
Flooding Houston polluted reefs 100 miles offshore
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2021/4/23
Runoff from Houston's 2016 Tax Day flood and 2017's Hurricane Harvey flood carried human waste onto coral reefs more than 100 miles offshore in the Flower Garden Banks, according to U.S. National Scie...
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Ocean acidification causing coral 'osteoporosis' on iconic reefs(图)
Ocean acidification coral osteoporosis iconic reefs
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2020/9/4
Scientists have long suspected that ocean acidification is affecting corals' ability to build their skeletons, but it has been challenging to isolate the effect of acidification from the effect of sim...
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Genetics could help preserve coral reefs(图)
Genetics preserve coral reefs
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2020/7/24
Coral reefs are dying at an alarming rate as water temperatures rise worldwide as a result of climate change, pollution and human activities. In the last three decades, for example, half of Australia'...
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Diet diversity: Hawkfish species coexist on coral reefs thanks to differing food preferences(图)
Diet diversity Hawkfish species coexist coral reefs food preferences
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2020/4/17
How can many species of hawkfish coexist in proximity on the same coral reef? The answer may lie in their individual diets.Hawkfish are brightly colored reef fish that live in tropical oceans. Many re...
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Large 'herbivores of the sea' keep coral reefs healthy(图)
Large herbivores sea coral reefs healthy
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2020/1/19
Selective fishing can disrupt the delicate balance between corals and algae in embattled Caribbean coral reefs. Removing large parrotfish, which graze on algae the way large land mammals graze on gras...
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Coral reefs shifting away from equatorial waters(图)
Coral reefs shifting equatorial waters
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2019/10/23
Coral reefs are retreating from equatorial waters and establishing new reefs in more temperate regions, according to NSF-funded research published in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series. Scient...
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Dance of the microbes:Bacteria living near coral reefs change in synchrony across distances(图)
microbes:Bacteria near coral reefs change synchrony across distances
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2019/11/22
It might be called the dance of the microbes. It happens every day -- and night.Bacteria in waters above dozens of coral reefs change dramatically during the night, scientists have discovered, then re...
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When coral reefs change, researchers and local fishing communities see different results(图)
coral reefs change researchers local fishing communities different results
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2019/11/22
Find related stories on NSF's Environmental Research and Education (ERE) programs at this link; find related stories on NSF's Long-Term Ecological Research Program at this link.Results of a new study ...
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Oceanic Plastic Trash Conveys Disease To Coral Reefs(图)
Oceanic Plastic Trash Conveys Disease Coral Reefs
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2018/2/1
For coral reefs, the threat of climate change and bleaching are bad enough. An international research group led by Cornell University has found that plastic trash – ubiquitous throughout the world’s o...
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Harvey runoff menaces Texas’ coral reefs(图)
Harvey runoff menaces Texas coral reefs
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2017/10/26
Harvey produced more than 13 trillion gallons of rain over southeast Texas, and that water is now flowing through the Gulf. The Texas Automated Buoy System, run by the Geochemical and Environmental Re...
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After the 2016 El Nino,coral reefs in Moorea are thriving--why?(图)
After the 2016 El Nino coral reefs in Moorea thriving
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2017/10/25
At a time when corals around the world are under siege, marine biologists have found hope for reefs near the island of Moorea in French Polynesia.Scientists were concerned that 2016's El Niño wou...
Researchers make improbable discovery of deep-sea coral reefs in “hostile” Pacific Ocean depths
Researchers deep-sea coral reefs hostile Pacific Ocean depths
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2017/7/25
Scientists had long believed that the waters of the Central and Northeast Pacific Ocean were inhospitable to certain species of deep-sea corals, but a marine biologist's discovery of an odd chain of r...
Fish Social Lives May Be Key to Saving Coral Reefs
Fish Social Lives Saving Coral Reefs
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2017/4/27
The social eating habits of fish may play a central role in protecting coral reefs, according to a study from the University of California, Davis, published April 10 in the journal Proceedings of the ...
Ninety percent of predatory fish gone from Caribbean coral reefs due to overfishing
Ninety percent predatory fish gone Caribbean coral overfishing
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2017/3/14
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have found that up to 90 percent of predatory fish are gone from Caribbean coral reefs, straining the ocean ecosystem and coastal economy...