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High-resolution in situ thermal metrics coupled with acute heat stress experiments reveal differential coral bleaching susceptibility by Klepac, Courtney N., Barshis, Daniel J.

“…The relationship between thermal stress and coral bleaching has been a topic of study for decades, yet there is still a mismatch between remotely sensed…”
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The Coral Bleaching Automated Stress System (CBASS): A low‐cost, portable system for standardized empirical assessments of coral thermal limits by Evensen, Nicolas R., Parker, Katherine E., Oliver, Thomas A., Palumbi, Stephen R., Logan, Cheryl A., Ryan, James S., Klepac, Courtney N., Perna, Gabriela, Warner, Mark E., Voolstra, Christian R., Barshis, Daniel J.

“…Ocean warming is increasingly affecting marine ecosystems across the globe. Reef‐building corals are particularly affected by warming, with mass bleaching…”
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Symbiont composition and coral genotype determines massive coral species performance under end-of-century climate scenarios by Klepac, Courtney N., Eaton, Katherine R., Petrik, Chelsea G., Arick, Lindsay N., Hall, Emily R., Muller, Erinn M.

“…The recent decline of coral health and substantial loss of coral cover along Florida’s Coral Reef (FCR) results from local stressors such as degraded water…”
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Corrigendum: Symbiont composition and coral genotype determines massive coral species performance under end-of-century climate scenarios by Klepac, Courtney N., Eaton, Katherine R., Petrik, Chelsea G., Arick, Lindsay N., Hall, Emily R., Muller, Erinn M.

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Seasonal stability of coral–Symbiodinium associations in the subtropical coral habitat of St. Lucie Reef, Florida by Klepac, Courtney N., Beal, Jeff, Kenkel, Carly D., Sproles, Ashley, Polinski, Jennifer M., Williams, Maureen A., Matz, Mikhail V., Voss, Joshua D.

“…The coral community at St. Lucie Reef (Stuart, Florida; 27° 8′ N, 80° 8′ W) is found near the northern latitudinal range limit for Florida reefs and persists…”
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The roles of heating rate, intensity, and duration on the response of corals and their endosymbiotic algae to thermal stress by Evensen, Nicolas R., Bateman, Timothy G., Klepac, Courtney N., Schmidt-Roach, Sebastian, Barreto, Marcelle, Aranda, Manuel, Warner, Mark E., Barshis, Daniel J.

“…Anthropogenic ocean warming is one of the biggest threats to marine organisms worldwide. However, it remains unclear how the duration and intensity of thermal…”
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