David Armstrong et al

Ocean acidification modulates material flux linked with coral calcification and photosynthesis

Abstract: Coral reefs are essential for the foundation of marine ecosystems. However, ocean acidification (OA), driven by rising atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2 ) threatens coral growth and biological homeostasis. This study examines two Hawaiian coral species—Montipora capitata and Pocillopora acuta to elevated pCO2 simulating OA. Utilizing pH and O2...

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Corals in ocean acidification and the role of calcium ion homeostasis to maintain calcification

Abstract: Coral calcication is essential to provide the structural foundation for coral reefs and is integral in supporting marine biodiversity reliant on reef ecosystems. The drivers for calcication in corals are undoubtedly highly complex and require several perspectives to identify vulnerabilities in the context of environmental change. Specically, ocean...

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