Beyond peak summer temperatures, branching corals in the Gulf of Aqaba are resilient to thermal stress but sensitive to high light

Keyphrases

• Acropora 16%
• Ambient Control 16%
• Branching Coral 100%
• Consecutive Days 16%
• Coral 100%
• Degree Heating Weeks 33%
• Effective Quantum Yield 16%
• Gulf of Aqaba 100%
• High Light Treatment 33%
• Host Physiology 16%
• Light Stress 16%
• Local Maxima 16%
• Local Stressors 16%
• Low-light Conditions 16%
• Mass Coral Bleaching 16%
• Monthly Means 33%
• Photoinhibition 16%
• Physiological Changes 16%
• Physiological Parameters 16%
• Positive Temperature Anomalies 16%
• Predictive Models 16%
• Recurrent Positive 16%
• Reef-building Corals 16%
• Resilient 100%
• Rising Sea Surface Temperature 16%
• Satellite Sea Surface Temperature 16%
• Sea Temperature Rise 16%
• Stress Gradient 16%
• Stylophora pistillata 16%
• Summer Temperature 100%
• Symbiont 16%
• Temperature Observations 16%
• Temperature Stress 16%
• Thermal Bleaching 16%
• Thermal Stress 100%
• Thermal Tolerance 33%
• Water Temperature 16%

Engineering

• Fits and Tolerances 66%
• Highlight 100%
• Light Condition 33%
• Quantum Yield 33%
• Recurrent 33%
• Sea Surface 66%
• Stress Gradient 33%
• Temperature Rise 33%
• Temperature Water 33%
• Thermal Stress 100%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Coral Bleaching 50%
• Photoinhibition 50%
• Sea Surface Temperature 100%
• Symbiont 50%
• Temperature Anomaly 50%
• Thermal Stress 100%
• Water Temperature 50%