Warming seas

Environmental Symbiont Acquisition May Not Be the Solution to Warming Seas for Reef-Building Corals

BACKGROUND Coral reefs worldwide are in decline. Much of the mortality can be attributed to coral bleaching (loss of the coral's intracellular photosynthetic algal symbiont) associated with global warming. How corals will respond to increasing oceanic temperatures has been an area of extensive study and debate. Recovery after a bleaching event is dependent on regaining symbionts, but the source...

Late Eemian warming in the Nordic Seas as seen in proxy data and climate models

Bounded seas

Imprecise manipulation of source code (semi-parsing) is useful for tasks such as robust parsing, error recovery, lexical analysis, and rapid development of parsers for data extraction. An island grammar precisely defines only a subset of a language syntax (islands), while the rest of the syntax (water) is defined imprecisely. Usually water is defined as the negation of islands. Albeit simple, s...

Harvesting the Seas

Surviving the Cytochrome Seas

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