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Coral reefs form diverse and productive ecosystems, providing important ecosystem services and holding significant ecological and economic importance. However, human activities are increasingly impacting coral reefs, such as rising ocean temperatures, leading to the phenomenon of coral bleaching, which currently affects reefs worldwide. The response to bleaching varies among regions and s…
The Royal Charlotte Bank (RCB) is located approximately 100 km of the north of the Abrolhos Archipelago and is the second largest bank in the tropical Southwest Atlantic region, covering approximately 7,000 km2. Until 2021, the area had not been explored by the researchers. However, there are still gaps about how diverse and functional the region is. For this reason, a second expedition t…
Giant clams are bivalve mollusks that inhabit coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific. This group plays a crucial role in reef preservation and the survival of animals that rely on them for a larger surface area, favoring the colonization of epibiont species, providing shelter against predators, offering sites for egg deposition, and contributing to the remineralization of organic matter. Additio…
Coral bleaching events have been happening increasingly on a more frequent and intense basis on coral reefs worldwide due to many factors related to anthropic actions. Nevertheless, South Atlantic reefs have shown lower bleaching and mortality rates with regard to these events compared to Caribbean and Indo-Pacific. However, it has never been conducted a comparative experiment, at organis…
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