2023
DOI: 10.1080/01431161.2022.2161850
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Modelling and forecasting the effects of increasing sea surface temperature on coral bleaching in the Indo-Pacific region

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“…Another integrated linear extension rates of corals from three different islands in the same region with future SSTs to forecast coral growth rates 98 . One study used historical bleaching and sea surface temperature records to project future bleaching probabilities in the Indo-Pacific 99 , while another regional-scale study focused on larval connectivity and identified conservation areas with lower risks of coral bleaching in the Amani Islands of southern Japan 100 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Another integrated linear extension rates of corals from three different islands in the same region with future SSTs to forecast coral growth rates 98 . One study used historical bleaching and sea surface temperature records to project future bleaching probabilities in the Indo-Pacific 99 , while another regional-scale study focused on larval connectivity and identified conservation areas with lower risks of coral bleaching in the Amani Islands of southern Japan 100 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A tool was designed (Hussain, A., & Ingole, B. (2020)) to quantify and predict successfully coral bleaching across eastern Arabian sea using the trend in bleaching records with change in DHW.It is very important to understand the ECS Transactions, 107 (1) 11225-11237 (2022) spatiotemporal variations (Khalil, I. (2019).)…”
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confidence: 99%