"Since the 1950s, we have already lost half of all hard corals worldwide, especially in the Caribbean, where many reefs are ...

Coral reefs perform ... of this approach in the Caribbean. First, parrotfish management has traditionally treated all species as if they consume the same amount of algae. This notion leads to ...

Two iconic Australian reefs face simultaneous coral bleaching, highlighting urgent threats to ocean ecosystems ...

Coral reefs perform ... of this approach in the Caribbean. First, parrotfish management has traditionally treated all species as if they consume the same amount of algae. This notion leads to ...

The Caribbean is synonymous with clear blue waters and vibrant coral reefs — perfect for snorkelers and divers. But with 26 ...

Without a natural predator, invasive lionfish, which damage coral reefs, have become widespread throughout the Caribbean over the ... role in keeping harmful algae growth on corals in check.

In our review, we highlight three main factors that may be hindering the success of this approach in the Caribbean. First, parrotfish management has traditionally treated all species as if they ...

Out on the reef, the team observed that wounded corals lost patches of algae faster than uninjured corals. The finding suggests that crabs and other organisms might remove the algae -- in effect ...

They were among the main reef builders in the Palaeozoic era (which ... s laboratory, reconstructing the Caribbean nitrogen cycle using modern corals. Simon had worked on ancient corals, and ...