Live physiology and tissue biochemistry assessment in Pocillopora acuta after 6 years under two distinct (ambient minimum winter and future warming) temperature regimes
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| author | Roik, Anna Wall, Marlene Dobelmann, Melina Nietzer, Samuel Brefeld, David Fiesinger, Anna Reverter, Miriam Schupp, Peter Jackson, Matthew Rutsch, Marie Strahl, Julia |
| author_facet | Roik, Anna Wall, Marlene Dobelmann, Melina Nietzer, Samuel Brefeld, David Fiesinger, Anna Reverter, Miriam Schupp, Peter Jackson, Matthew Rutsch, Marie Strahl, Julia |
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| contents | In July 2015 specimens of the coral Pocillopora acuta have been sampled at the reef flat Luminao, Guam, at 1-2 m water depth. Larvae released from the mother colonies were collected and then allowed to settle and grow under two different temperatures (elevated 31°C and ambient 29°C). Surviving recruits from 31°C and 26°C were maintained either under the same elevated temperature of 31°C or under ambient winter temperatures of 26°C for six years, respectively, before assessment of their performance under the respective maintenance temperature. This allowed us to assess long-term trade-offs in coral performance specifically, as a response to living under temperature conditions exceeding their natural long-term maximum summer monthly mean temperature. |
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| spellingShingle | Live physiology and tissue biochemistry assessment in Pocillopora acuta after 6 years under two distinct (ambient minimum winter and future warming) temperature regimes Roik, Anna Wall, Marlene Dobelmann, Melina Nietzer, Samuel Brefeld, David Fiesinger, Anna Reverter, Miriam Schupp, Peter Jackson, Matthew Rutsch, Marie Strahl, Julia Biomass; Buoyant weighing technique according to Davies (1989); Calcification rate of calcium carbonate; Carbohydrates, energy reserve, per dry mass; Carbohydrates, energy reserve per surface area; Carbohydrates, per dry mass; Carbohydrates per surface area; Colony number/ID; Coral carbohydrate assay modified after Bove & Baumann (2021); Coral lipid assay modified after Bove & Baumann (2021); coral traits; Date; Density, skeletal bulk; Experiment duration; Extension rate; Laboratory experiment; LATITUDE; Lipids, energy reserve, per dry mass; Lipids, energy reserve per surface area; Lipids, per dry mass; Lipids per surface area; LONGITUDE; Luminao_reef_flat_Guam_14-15; MULT; Multiple investigations; Net photosynthesis rate, oxygen; performance; Pocillopora acuta; Proteins, energy reserve, per dry mass; Proteins, energy reserve per surface area; Proteins, per dry mass; Proteins per surface area; Quantification of total protein according to Bradford (1976); Respiration rate, oxygen; Species, unique identification; Species, unique identification (Semantic URI); Species, unique identification (URI); Surface area; Tank number; Total energy reserve, per dry mass; Total energy reserve per surface area; trade-offs; Treatment: temperature; Tropical Corals; Type In July 2015 specimens of the coral Pocillopora acuta have been sampled at the reef flat Luminao, Guam, at 1-2 m water depth. Larvae released from the mother colonies were collected and then allowed to settle and grow under two different temperatures (elevated 31°C and ambient 29°C). Surviving recruits from 31°C and 26°C were maintained either under the same elevated temperature of 31°C or under ambient winter temperatures of 26°C for six years, respectively, before assessment of their performance under the respective maintenance temperature. This allowed us to assess long-term trade-offs in coral performance specifically, as a response to living under temperature conditions exceeding their natural long-term maximum summer monthly mean temperature. |
| title | Live physiology and tissue biochemistry assessment in Pocillopora acuta after 6 years under two distinct (ambient minimum winter and future warming) temperature regimes |
| topic | Biomass; Buoyant weighing technique according to Davies (1989); Calcification rate of calcium carbonate; Carbohydrates, energy reserve, per dry mass; Carbohydrates, energy reserve per surface area; Carbohydrates, per dry mass; Carbohydrates per surface area; Colony number/ID; Coral carbohydrate assay modified after Bove & Baumann (2021); Coral lipid assay modified after Bove & Baumann (2021); coral traits; Date; Density, skeletal bulk; Experiment duration; Extension rate; Laboratory experiment; LATITUDE; Lipids, energy reserve, per dry mass; Lipids, energy reserve per surface area; Lipids, per dry mass; Lipids per surface area; LONGITUDE; Luminao_reef_flat_Guam_14-15; MULT; Multiple investigations; Net photosynthesis rate, oxygen; performance; Pocillopora acuta; Proteins, energy reserve, per dry mass; Proteins, energy reserve per surface area; Proteins, per dry mass; Proteins per surface area; Quantification of total protein according to Bradford (1976); Respiration rate, oxygen; Species, unique identification; Species, unique identification (Semantic URI); Species, unique identification (URI); Surface area; Tank number; Total energy reserve, per dry mass; Total energy reserve per surface area; trade-offs; Treatment: temperature; Tropical Corals; Type |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.963327 |