Global change driven by anthropogenic carbon emissions is altering ecosystems at
unprecedented rates, especially coral reefs, whose symbiosis with algal symbionts is …

Ocean warming and marine heatwaves caused by climate change are adversely affecting
the health, structure, and function of coral reefs globally. As seawater temperature continues …

Corals host abundant microbial communities, or microbiomes, that play essential roles in the
function of the coral holobiont. We examined the mucus microbiome in corals within the port …

As corals continue to decline globally, particularly due to climate change, it is vital to
understand the extent to which their microbiome may confer an adaptive resilience against …

Human activity since the Industrial Revolution has increased global greenhouse gas
concentrations resulting in rapid climate change, which now threatens terrestrial and marine …

Ocean warming, disease, and pollution contributed to global declines in coral abundances
and diversity. In the Caribbean, corals previously dominated reefs, providing an architectural …

Corals from more thermally variable environments often fare better under thermal stress
compared to those from less thermally variable environments, an important finding given that …

Microorganisms provide essential services for host organisms and this is especially true for
communities of algal symbionts and bacteria hosted by tropical reef-building corals …