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Factorsinfluencingseaweed responses to eutrophication
Article Factorsinfluencingseaweed responses to eutrophication
The second - biggest threat is pollution from sewage and agricultural fertilizers , which deposits large amounts of nutrients into the watercausingalgal blooms that suffocate corals
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Inputs from sewage and runoff of fertiliserscan potentially causeeutrophication on coral reefs
overfishing of herbivoreswill ... leadto declines in reef corals
land - based sources of pollution that can damage by location and nutrient influencecausesalgal overgrowth of corals
The light will also aid in eye popping colorcausingcorals to fluoresce
eye popping colorcausingcorals to fluoresce
eye poppingcausingcorals to fluoresce
Actinic lightingwill causecorals to fluoresce
in some casescan resultin algae overgrowing corals
by the overfishing of herbivorous fish in parts of the Caribbean(passive) caused bycorals by algae
The sunshine will even aid in eye popping colorcausingcorals to fluoresce
sexual versus asexual reproductioninfluencesthe capacity of the seaweed to outcompete corals
The sunshine may even aid in eye popping colorcausingcorals to fluoresce
Echinometra mathaeicausesbioerosion of coral reefs
bleaching(passive) is caused On corals reefs
Australian scientistsdiscoverdeep sea corals
australian scientistsdiscoverdeep sea corals
around the edges of the gulf islands(passive) are generally discoveredCorals reefs
scientistsdiscoverdeep sea corals
2013 Australian scientistsdiscoverdeep sea corals
first(passive) were ... discoveredDeep sea corals
The size of octocorals has been shownto influencefecundity in corals
winds and currentshave causedsargassum seaweed
by increased sea temperatures and ocean acidification(passive) caused bycorals
Elevated sea temperatures from global warmingcan causecorals
The increase in surface sea temperatures that has resulted from Climate Changehas causedcorals
Deep Sea Corals Australian scientists mapping the Great Barrier Reefhave discoveredcorals
Elevated sea temperaturescan causecorals
Changes in sea temperature and aciditycan causecorals
of animals called corals polyps(passive) are composedCorals
Warm surface ocean watersmay have causedcorals
a vintage postcardpaintedwith some corals & seaweeds
of many individual coral polyps(passive) are composedCorals
Ocean warming and acidificationare causingcorals
High water temperatures and pollutioncan causecorals
by climate change and rising ocean temperatures(passive) caused bycorals
Increased ocean temperatures and ocean acidification bothcan causecorals
to their deathcan leadto their death
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from Australian watersoriginatingfrom Australian waters
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in the Gulf of Mexico and is actually a type of algaeoriginatesin the Gulf of Mexico and is actually a type of algae
these reefscomposethese reefs
Late Pleistocene reef assemblagescomposingLate Pleistocene reef assemblages
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problems for the Caribbean Regioncausingproblems for the Caribbean Region
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problems for the Caribbeancausingproblems for the Caribbean
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in the Gulf of Mexico and isoriginatesin the Gulf of Mexico and is
golden tides(passive) caused bygolden tides
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to coral bleachingcan ... leadto coral bleaching
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to coral death and makes it very difficult for corals to re - colonize the arealeadsto coral death and makes it very difficult for corals to re - colonize the area
from transplantation to shallow depths and potential differences in bleaching resilience between shallow and mesophotic coralsresultingfrom transplantation to shallow depths and potential differences in bleaching resilience between shallow and mesophotic corals
them to expel the symbiotic algae living in their tissuescausingthem to expel the symbiotic algae living in their tissues
the coral tissue to diecausingthe coral tissue to die
of algaeare composedof algae
to coral death and makes coralsvery difficult for corals to re - colonize the arealeadsto coral death and makes coralsvery difficult for corals to re - colonize the area
them to turn completely whitecausesthem to turn completely white
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to " bleaching " , suffocation and deathleadingto " bleaching " , suffocation and death
them to turn pale or white and often starvecausingthem to turn pale or white and often starve
stress and possible deathcausingstress and possible death
to the integrity of reef ecosystemscontributingto the integrity of reef ecosystems
to a possible phase shift in the reef environmentleadingto a possible phase shift in the reef environment
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deathcan ... causedeath
to their deatheventually leadingto their death
to deatheventually leadingto death
to the structural complexity and three - dimensionality of reefscontribute stronglyto the structural complexity and three - dimensionality of reefs
to coral reef developmentdo ... contributeto coral reef development
to the demise of certain cnidarian speciescan leadto the demise of certain cnidarian species