Initial coral assemblage drives benthic community response to different disturbance type events.

Initial coral assemblage drives benthic community response to different disturbance type events.

An increase in the intensity and frequency of extreme environmental conditions due to anthropogenic climate change impacts coral reefs through myriad stressors, from elevated sea-surface temperatures to increased storm activity. A reef's response to these disturbances can be influenced by facto...

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Main Authors: Ahmyia J Cacapit, Anela K Akiona, Esmeralda A Alcantar, Alex Araújo, Isa Bersamin, Ninoshka Betancourt, Daeyla' Boyd, Bostony Braoudakis, Zachary Capilitan, Angelica Dimas, Theresa Duncan, Clinton B Edwards, Audrey Ellias, Beverly J French, Nahir Guadaloupe, Charles Hambley, Maxine Hauser, Nikki Jackson, Phi Lang, Mary Liesegang, Orion McCarthy, Nicole Pedersen, Elena Pilch, Samantha Scheibler, Rex Shettlesworth, Jackson Shoultz, Blake Stoner-Osborne, Brian J Zgliczynski, Stuart A Sandin
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Language:English
Published: Public Library of Science (PLoS) 2025-01-01
Series:PLoS ONE
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0317515
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