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abnormal environmental conditions , like heightened sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae , called ' zooxanthellae
Coral bleaching ... heightened sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae , called ' zooxanthellae
when heightened sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae , called zooxanthellae
abnormal conditions , such as warm seascausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae , called zooxanthellae
by the abundance of CO2 in the water(passive) could be causedthe proliferation of turf algae in the tank
abnormal environmental conditions such as high sea temperaturescausedcorals to expel tiny photosynthetic zooxanthellae algae
Human activitiesare contributingto the growth of algae on coral reefs
Heat stresscan causecorals to lose tiny algae
Elevated sea temperatures from global warmingcan causecorals to expel tiny , colorful algae
abnormal conditions such as warmer sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae
abnormal environmental conditions , like heightened sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae
abnormal environmental conditions such as warmer sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae
as warming oceans destroy the symbiotic relationship between the corals and the algae living within them ,causingthe corals to lose their algae
as warming oceans destroy the symbiotic relationship between the corals and the algae living within themcausingthe corals to lose their algae
warmer oceanscausecorals to lose their symbiotic algae
that sewagecausesalgae blooms that kill corals
warmer sea temperaturescausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae
Disturbance of the substrate ( for replanting of cuttingshas ledto minor algae outbreaks ( green algae
heightened sea temperatures ... , calledcausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae
High water temperaturescausecorals to lose the algae
Coral bleaching is a threat to coralscausesthe corals to lose their algae
little as 2 levelsFahrenheitcould causecoral to drive out algae
As well , increasing warmth leads to bleachingcausingcorals to lose symbiotic algae
Bleaching is triggered by the stress of warmer sea temperaturescausingcoral to expel symbiotic zooxanthellae algae
abnormal environmental conditionscausecorals to expel tiny photosynthetic algae
the overfishing of large fishhas ledto overgrowth of algae on coral reefs
increased temperaturesleadto zooxanthellae algae leaving corals
Pollutantscausealgae to grow on coral reefs
a fertilisercausingalgae to grow over reef
Nitrates and phosphatescausealgae in the planted tank
fertilizer runoffcausesalgae blooms that smother the corals
So - called bleaching ... abnormally warm watercausescoral polyps to eject their symbiotic algae
higher nutrientscausealgae to out - compete the corals
sediment and chemical runoffcausesalgae blooms over the reef
high water temperaturescausecorals to expel their symbiotic algae
when the ocean stays at higher than normal temperatures ,causingthe corals to expel the algae , zooxanthellae
Bleaching occurscausescorals to expel symbiotic algae
higher ocean temperaturescausecorals to expel their symbiotic algae
the end of a 3-year bleaching event during whichcausedcorals to expel their symbiotic algae
Posing the greatest global threat to coral reefs , 93 percent of climate change heat is absorbed by the ocean ,causingcorals to expel their symbiotic algae
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the coral to turn whitecausesthe coral to turn white
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the coral to lose its major food source and make it more vulnerable to diseasecausesthe coral to lose its major food source and make it more vulnerable to disease
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in substantial coral mortalitywould resultin substantial coral mortality
of a broad array of species , most of which are extremely difficult to identify to species by anyone who is not a trained datasheetis composedof a broad array of species , most of which are extremely difficult to identify to species by anyone who is not a trained datasheet
in American Samoadiscoveredin American Samoa
Red tide(passive) is caused byRed tide
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how a coral reacts to heat stressalso influencehow a coral reacts to heat stress
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it to calcifycausingit to calcify
in New Zealand in 2004was discoveredin New Zealand in 2004
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the growth , reproduction , and feeding efficiency of coralsto ... influencethe growth , reproduction , and feeding efficiency of corals
coral health and abundancecan ... influencecoral health and abundance
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the death ( bleaching ) of the coralscausingthe death ( bleaching ) of the corals
the bacterial community present in coral tissuesmay ... influencethe bacterial community present in coral tissues
their deathcausingtheir death
to bleachingleadingto bleaching
the growth , reproduction , and feeding efficiency of corals , which would explain the reduction in coral fitness observed in this studyto negatively influencethe growth , reproduction , and feeding efficiency of corals , which would explain the reduction in coral fitness observed in this study
the growth , reproduction , and feeding efficiency of corals , which would explain the reduction in coral fitness observed in this studyto ... influencethe growth , reproduction , and feeding efficiency of corals , which would explain the reduction in coral fitness observed in this study
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coral reefsresultcoral reefs
the death of many corals all over the worldcausingthe death of many corals all over the world
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