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From Shallow to Upper Mesophotic Reefs: Examining Environmental Influences on Coral Physiology and Thermal Tolerance
Coral reefs are increasingly threatened by rising ocean temperatures, yet coral thermal tolerance varies widely across species, populations, and environments. This dissertation investigates the biological and environmental mechanisms underlying coral thermal resilience, with a focus on symbiosis dyn
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