Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
9(3), С. 938 - 956
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2019
Repeat
marine
heat
wave-induced
mass
coral
bleaching
has
decimated
reefs
in
Seychelles
for
35
years,
but
how
coral-associated
microbial
diversity
(microalgal
endosymbionts
of
the
family
Symbiodiniaceae
and
bacterial
communities)
potentially
underpins
broad-scale
dynamics
remains
unknown.
We
assessed
microbiome
composition
during
2016
wave
peak
at
two
contrasting
reef
sites
(clear
vs.
turbid)
Seychelles,
key
species
considered
sensitive
(Acropora
muricata,
Acropora
gemmifera)
or
tolerant
(Porites
lutea,
Coelastrea
aspera).
For
all
sites,
we
sampled
bleached
versus
unbleached
colonies
to
examine
microbiomes
align
with
stress
susceptibility.
Over
30%
corals
2016,
half
which
were
from
sp.
Pocillopora
that
largely
transitioned
mortality
by
2017.
ITS2-sequencing
revealed
P.
lutea
generally
associated
C3z/C3
C15
types,
respectively,
whereas
C.
aspera
exhibited
a
plastic
association
multiple
D
types
C3z
types.
16S
rRNA
gene
sequencing
communities
host-specific,
through
differences
most
abundant
families,
Hahellaceae
(comprising
Endozoicomonas),
Rhodospirillaceae,
Rhodobacteraceae.
Both
lower
diversity,
richness,
community
evenness
compared
more
bleaching-resistant
aspera.
Different
susceptibility
among
was
thus
consistent
distinct
profiles.
These
profiles
conserved
across
species.
As
this
pattern
could
also
reflect
parallel
response
environmental
changes,
detailed
functional
associations
will
need
be
determined
future
studies.
Further
understanding
such
microbiome-environmental
interactions
is
likely
critical
target
effective
management
within
oceanically
isolated
Seychelles.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 8, 2020
Abstract
Prospects
for
coral
persistence
through
increasingly
frequent
and
extended
heatwaves
seem
bleak.
Coral
recovery
from
bleaching
is
only
known
to
occur
after
temperatures
return
normal,
mitigation
of
local
stressors
does
not
appear
augment
survival.
Capitalizing
on
a
natural
experiment
in
the
equatorial
Pacific,
we
track
individual
colonies
at
sites
spanning
gradient
anthropogenic
disturbance
tropical
heatwave
unprecedented
duration.
Unexpectedly,
some
corals
survived
event
by
recovering
while
still
elevated
temperatures.
These
initially
had
heat-sensitive
algal
symbiont
communities,
endured
bleaching,
then
recovered
proliferation
heat-tolerant
symbionts.
This
pathway
survival
occurred
absence
strong
stressors.
In
contrast,
highly
disturbed
areas
were
already
dominated
symbionts,
despite
resisting
these
no
advantage
one
species
3.3
times
lower
other.
unanticipated
connections
between
disturbance,
symbioses
heat
stress
resilience
reveal
multiple
pathways
future
prolonged
heatwaves.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
13(2), С. e0190957 - e0190957
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2018
Impacts
of
global
climate
change
on
coral
reefs
are
being
amplified
by
pulse
heat
stress
events,
including
El
Niño,
the
warm
phase
Niño
Southern
Oscillation
(ENSO).
Despite
reports
extensive
bleaching
and
up
to
97%
mortality
induced
a
quantitative
synthesis
nature,
intensity,
drivers
La
Niña
impacts
corals
is
lacking.
Herein,
we
first
present
meta-analysis
studies
quantifying
effects
Niño/La
Niña-warming
corals,
surveying
from
both
primary
literature
International
Coral
Reef
Symposium
(ICRS)
Proceedings.
Overall,
strongest
signal
for
Niña-associated
was
long-term
mean
temperature;
decreased
with
decreasing
temperature
(n
=
20
studies).
Additionally,
cover
losses
during
were
shaped
localized
maximum
28
Second,
method
which,
any
reef
location
in
world,
allows
extraction
remotely-sensed
degree
heating
weeks
(DHW)
date
(since
1982),
quantification
DHW,
time
lag
since
DHW.
Using
this
method,
show
that
2015/16
event
instigated
unprecedented
across
world's
oceans.
With
events
expected
increase
frequency
severity
century,
it
imperative
gain
clear
understanding
how
these
thermal
anomalies
impact
different
species
regions.
We
therefore
finish
recommendations
future
will
foster
improved
syntheses,
as
well
predictive
adaptive
capacity
extreme
warming
events.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
286(1898), С. 20190235 - 20190235
Опубликована: Март 6, 2019
Reef-building
corals
typically
live
close
to
the
upper
limits
of
their
thermal
tolerance
and
even
small
increases
in
summer
water
temperatures
can
lead
bleaching
mortality.
Projections
coral
reef
futures
based
on
forecasts
ocean
indicate
that
by
end
this
century,
will
experience
current
thresholds
annually,
which
would
widespread
devastation
ecosystems.
Here,
we
use
skeletal
cores
long-lived
Porites
collected
from
14
reefs
across
northern
Great
Barrier
Reef,
Coral
Sea,
New
Caledonia
evaluate
changes
sensitivity
heat
stress
since
1815.
High-density
‘stress
bands’—indicative
past
bleaching—first
appear
during
a
strong
pre-industrial
El
Niño
event
1877
but
become
significantly
more
frequent
late
twentieth
early
twenty-first
centuries
accordance
with
rising
anthropogenic
global
warming.
However,
proportion
bands
declines
following
successive
events
century
despite
increasing
exposure
stress.
Our
findings
demonstrate
an
increase
reef-building
offer
glimmer
hope
at
least
some
species
acclimatize
fast
enough
keep
pace
Communications Biology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
1(1)
Опубликована: Июль 3, 2018
Climate
change
is
killing
coral
at
an
unprecedented
rate.
As
immune
systems
promote
homeostasis
and
survival
of
adverse
conditions
I
propose
we
explore
health
in
the
context
holobiont
immunity.
Journal of Experimental Biology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
224(Suppl_1)
Опубликована: Фев. 15, 2021
ABSTRACT
The
swiftly
changing
climate
presents
a
challenge
to
organismal
fitness
by
creating
mismatch
between
the
current
environment
and
phenotypes
adapted
historic
conditions.
Acclimatory
mechanisms
may
be
especially
crucial
for
sessile
benthic
marine
taxa,
such
as
reef-building
corals,
where
change
factors
including
ocean
acidification
increasing
temperature
elicit
strong
negative
physiological
responses
bleaching,
disease
mortality.
Here,
within
context
of
multiple
stressors
threatening
organisms,
I
describe
wealth
metaorganism
response
rapid
ontogenetic
shifts
in
organism
interactions
with
that
can
generate
plasticity.
then
highlight
need
consider
evolutionary
an
adaptive
(epi)genetic
continuum.
Building
on
definitions
these
continuum,
also
present
how
interplay
microbiome,
epigenetics
parental
effects
creates
additional
avenues
acclimatization.
To
under
what
conditions
epigenetic
inheritance
has
more
substantial
role,
propose
investigation
into
offset
timing
gametogenesis
leading
different
environmental
integration
times
eggs
sperm
consequences
this
gamete
compatibility.
Collectively,
non-genetic,
yet
heritable
phenotypic
plasticity
will
have
significant
ecological
implications
persistence
change.
As
such,
corals
ideal
time-sensitive
models
further
development
our
understanding
feedback
loops
multi-player
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
5
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2019
Corallivory
is
the
predation
of
coral
mucus,
tissue,
and
skeleton
by
fishes
invertebrates,
a
source
chronic
stress
for
many
reef-building
species.
Corallivores
often
prey
on
corals
repeatedly,
this
induces
wounds
that
require
extensive
cellular
resources
to
heal.
The
effects
corallivory
growth,
reproduction,
community
dynamics
are
well-documented,
result
in
reduced
growth
rates
fitness.
Given
degree
anthropogenic
pressures
threaten
reefs,
it
now
imperative
focus
understanding
how
interacts
with
forces
alter
health
dynamics.
For
example,
bleaching
events
stem
from
global
climate
change
reduce
preferred
species
corallivorous
fishes.
These
reductions
may
declines
populations
more
specialized
corallivores
while
generalist
increase.
also
make
susceptible
thermal
exacerbate
bleaching.
At
local
scales,
overfishing
depletes
fish
stocks,
reducing
bioerosion,
whilst
removing
invertivorous
allowing
population
increases
invertebrate
(e.g.,
urchins,
Drupella
spp.).
Interactive
stressors,
such
as
nutrient
pollution,
can
effect
increasing
coral-algal
competition
destabilizing
microbiome,
subsequently
leading
disease
mortality.
Here,
we
synthesize
recent
literature
stressors
affect
corallivore
shape
patterns
corallivory.
Our
review
indicates
combined
be
underappreciated
these
interactions
drive
changes
reefs
scales
ecosystems
microbes.
Understanding
ecology
Anthropocene
will
an
increased
forcing
alters
biotic
interactions,
corallivory,
resulting
cascading
reef
ecosystems.
Global Ecology and Conservation,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
28, С. e01684 - e01684
Опубликована: Июнь 16, 2021
Mangroves,
seagrasses,
and
coral
reefs
interact
in
tropical
regions
throughout
the
world.
These
ecosystems
exhibit
strong
synergies,
as
health
of
each
ecosystem
supports
functioning
adjacent
habitats.
We
present
a
global
spatial
analysis
mangrove,
seagrass,
reef
communities,
identifying
where
these
habitats
co-occur.
While
only
an
estimated
18%
interaction
zones
are
covered
by
protected
areas,
boundaries
between
mangroves,
represent
areas
high
conservation
efficiency,
benefits
amplify
synergistically
land-sea
jointly
managed.
discuss
four
types
efficiencies
coastal
ecosystems:
(1)
increased
resistance
to
disturbance
through
inter-ecosystem
feedbacks,
(2)
biodiversity
within
small
geographic
(3)
habitat
portfolio
effects
giving
rise
climate
refugia,
(4)
synergistic
services,
building
one
service
inherently
increases
others.
Given
benefits,
campaigns
expand
marine
terrestrial
protection
should
focus
on
tightly
connective
interface
reefs,
order
more
efficiently
build
resilience
Journal of Coastal Conservation,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
26(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 23, 2022
Abstract
Under
the
umbrella
term
of
Nature-based
Solutions
(NbS)
fall
measures
from
a
wide
range
disciplines.
With
regard
to
coastal
protection,
ecosystems
represent
possible
and
promising
NbS
threats
such
as
storm
surges
or
erosion.
Around
globe,
looming
climate
change
related
developments
in
landscapes
well
paradigm
shift
societal
views
shifted
focus
decision-makers
researchers
onto
for
driving
need
comprehensive
up-to-date
review
like
salt
marshes,
mangroves,
seagrass
meadows,
beaches,
dunes,
coral,
shellfish/oyster
reefs
their
benefits
Water,
Nature
People
alike.
While
existing
reviews
have
mainly
focused
on
idea
softer
protection
general
constraints
regarding
management
regulations,
this
study
not
only
characteristics,
features
needs
under
consideration
but
also
examines
ecosystems’
potential
processes
ecological
benefits.
This
paper
is
based
an
extensive
literature
analysis
scientific
publications,
books
book
sections,
guidelines,
reports,
policy
recommendations
strategies.
In
order
create
basis
selection
site-suitable
adaptation
local
challenges
questions,
compiles
key
elaborates
provided
ecosystem
services
protective,
needs.
The
highlighted
diversity
within
that
directly
cause
support
combination
with
multiple
benefits,
underlines
great
bridge
gap
between
engineering
nature
conservation.
can
serve
both
disciplines
equally
provide
integral,
sustainable
element
change.