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| author | Schoepf, Verena Jung, Maria U McCulloch, Malcolm T White, Nicole E Stat, Michael Thomas, Luke |
| author_facet | Schoepf, Verena Jung, Maria U McCulloch, Malcolm T White, Nicole E Stat, Michael Thomas, Luke |
| collection | Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales |
| contents | Abiotic data were collected to assess the environmental conditions that coincided with the 2016 mass bleaching event documented at Shell island (Shenton Bluff), Cygnet Bay, Kimberley region, northwestern Australia. Temperature is of particular importance because heat stress is one of the key drivers of coral bleaching. Water temperature was recorded every 15 min by HOBO U22 v2 temperature loggers (±0.2°C) in both intertidal and subtidal environments from September 2015 until October 2016. |
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| institution | PANGAEA |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2020 |
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| spellingShingle | Sea surface temperature (SST) data at Shell Island from April - October 2016 Schoepf, Verena Jung, Maria U McCulloch, Malcolm T White, Nicole E Stat, Michael Thomas, Luke Australia; bleaching surveys; coral chlorophyll a concentration; coral community composition; DATE/TIME; Event label; Field experiment; PAR; Shell_Island_intertidal; Shell_Island_subtidal; SST; Temperature, water; Thermometer; water level Abiotic data were collected to assess the environmental conditions that coincided with the 2016 mass bleaching event documented at Shell island (Shenton Bluff), Cygnet Bay, Kimberley region, northwestern Australia. Temperature is of particular importance because heat stress is one of the key drivers of coral bleaching. Water temperature was recorded every 15 min by HOBO U22 v2 temperature loggers (±0.2°C) in both intertidal and subtidal environments from September 2015 until October 2016. |
| title | Sea surface temperature (SST) data at Shell Island from April - October 2016 |
| topic | Australia; bleaching surveys; coral chlorophyll a concentration; coral community composition; DATE/TIME; Event label; Field experiment; PAR; Shell_Island_intertidal; Shell_Island_subtidal; SST; Temperature, water; Thermometer; water level |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.923611 |