Coral Reefs

Silas C. Principe, Tito M.C. Lotufo; André Acosta
Jun 7, 2020

Despite being one of the most productive and diverse ecosystems of the world, coral reefs are also one of the most threatened in the Anthropocene. In this project we will use Ecological Niche Modelling techniques to trace and predict the impacts of climate change on keystone species of reef ecosystems in the Atlantic ocean.

climate change coral reefs ecology Research

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Publications

Predicted Shifts in the Distributions of Atlantic Reef-Building Corals in the Face of Climate Change

Many species drive the diversity of ecosystems by adding structural complexity to the environment. In coral reefs, stony corals act as …
Silas C. Principe, André L. Acosta, João E. Andrade, Tito M. C. Lotufo
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Talks

How will Atlantic coral reefs look in the future?

Apr 15, 2021 10:48 AM Universidade de São Paulo
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