The present study is a part of a monitoring program of the most important living natural
resources, investigating the substrate cover distribution in the most northern islands of the …

This investigation examined the vulnerability of three branching coral species (Acropora
humilis, Pocillopora damicornis, and Stylophora pistillata) to environmental changes within …

In order to monitor the heavy metals effect coming from both human activities and natural
inputs on coral reef environments of the Egyptian Red Sea coast, metal concentrations in …

Many researches studied the corals rehabilitation using different techniques all over the
world and recorded accepted results. The present experiment presents a new technique and …

The Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (INAA) technique was used for qualitative and
quantitative analysis of coral reef samples collected from the Safaga harbor at the Egyptian …

Red Sea is a resource-rich area with a distinctive coral reef ecosystem where soft corals
represent the most diverse species. Knowledge of soft coral biodiversity and its distribution …

The sediments, coral reefs and seawater interactions were studied in four coastal lagoons
along the Red Sea. There are very commutative and correlative relations between these …

The seasonal variations of skeletal thickness and specific density as well as some elements;
Sr, Mg, Mn, and Zn were studied in two branching coral species (Acropora humilis and …

The coral reefs at the exposed zones are exhibited to strong wave action, renewable water
masses, clear seawater and small temperature variations, however, in the sheltered zones …

Coral assessment and distribution have been studied along the Egyptian Red Sea coast
from north Hurghada with 5km to Shalateen illustrating the most important factors that affect …