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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Acropora palmata"”.
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USING DEEP LEARNING AND UAV IMAGERY TO DETECT ELKHORN CORAL IN ST. CROIX’S EAST END MARINE PARK
<p>Elkhorn coral, or <em>Acropora palmata</em>, is an important reef building species that promotes species abundance and other ecological services to the communities in the US Virgin Islands. We captured high resolution imagery of a reef in St. Croix’s East End Marine Park using a Wingtra One UAV. …
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U-series dating of diagenetically altered fossil reef corals and the application for sea level reconstruction
… Methoden datiert werden können. Die Acropora palmata und Diploria strigosa Korallen aus Barbados zeigen einen geringeren Grad diagenetischer Veränderungen. Es wird gezeigt, dass diese Korallen durch einen anderen Prozess beeinflusst wurden als die Korallen aus Aqaba. Daher können sie …
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Tropical stony corals host diverse microbial nitrogen dynamics
… This is in contrast with the elkhorn coral, Acropora palmata, which hosts minimal active nitrogen metabolism directly. Species sampled at multiple sites (Porites porites and Orbicella faveolata) showed similar trends among replicates and within genera (Porites). We also examine the impact of …
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Developing A Geospatial Protocol For Coral Epizootiology
… Disease (WBD) outbreak on a population of <i>Acropora palmata</i> corals in the US Virgin Islands. The results of this work represent the first application of geospatial analytical techniques in visualizing the spatial nature of a coral disease and provides important information about the …
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Biogenic buildups and carbonate sedimentation, Dry Tortugas Reef Complex, Florida
… lagoonal bank, 2) Montastrea reef bank and 3) <i>Acropora palmata</i> reef. These facies lie adjacent to one another and are also present in vertical succession as individual growth stages of varying thickness and lateral extent. A zone of <i>Acropora gervicornis</i> is developed as a transition …