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Thiel Book - Table of Contents
Water 14 X-Nitrate Reactor 14 KH-Reactor 14 Kalkwasser Reactor 14 The Algae 15 Micro-Algae 15 Macro-Algae 15 Symbiotic Algae 15 A Last Word 15 Free Catalog 15 Marine Reef Subscription 15 ...
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References - Ahermatypic, Hermatypic What does it all mean?
CO2. Symbiotic algae benefit hermatypic corals in two ways. Firstly, 94 to ... zooxanthellae and their tissues. It seems likely that the symbiotic relationship played some role in ancient reef development, but ... major food sources organic nutrients produced and excreted by the symbiotic zooxanthellae into the tissues of the host. The second ...
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US Coral Reefs - Imperiled National Treasures
Most hard corals also host symbiotic algae, a long-standing and successful partnership. These algae provide them with an additional food source through photosynthesis. Coral ... nearby land developments for agriculture, industry, and housing. Light necessary for photosynthesis by symbiotic algae living in corals is diminished in waters made cloudy or turbid by suspended ...
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Around the World August 17, 2004 - Corals Adapting to Climate Change New study reveals how symbiotic algae act as reef protector July 26, 2004 - Local Students Study Environmental and Health-Related Issues ...
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CHAMP - Coral Reef Biology - NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring Program
Bryant ... harbor symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae, which provide the necessary nutrients for reef building corals to calcify reef structures. When a coral bleaches it loses its symbiotic zooxanthellae ...
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CHAMP - Coral Reef Research - NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring Program
Coral polyps harbor symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae, which provide the necessary nutrients for reef building corals to calcify reef structures. When a coral bleaches it loses its symbiotic zooxanthellae and will die ...
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Corals
Reef- ... of the warmest years in history). When ocean temperatures get too high, coral lose the symbiotic algae inside them, causing them to turn white, or ‘bleach’, and eventually die. While coral ...
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Global Climate Change: Research Explorer: Primer: Overview of Climate Change Research : Biosphere
When the algae die, corals are “bleached” and appear white. (See “Current Coral Bleaching ...
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Mass coral bleaching - the result of simple food starvation?
Bleached” simply means “white,” and corals appear white if they lose their symbiotic algae for any reason, also if they die, since the white skeleton remains. Therefore corals, like ... energy reserves in the form of lipids (Patton et. al., 1977); the lipid content of symbiotic cnidarians can be greater than 30% by dry weight (Bermann et.al., 1956).” (Gladfelter, 1983 ...
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Global Coral Reef Alliance Advis
Biology, University of California at Santa Barbara, world's top expert on coral's symbiotic algae, Winthrop, Maine Dr. Ernest Williams, Professor of Marine Parasitology, University of Puerto Rico, expert on ...
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