MOESM3 of Skeletal light-scattering accelerates bleaching response in reef-building corals

  • Timothy D. Swain (Creator)
  • Emily DuBois (Creator)
  • Andrew J. Gomes (Creator)
  • Valentina Stoyneva (Creator)
  • Andrew J. Radosevich (Creator)
  • Jillian Henss (Creator)
  • Michelle E. Wagner (Creator)
  • Justin Derbas (Creator)
  • Hannah W. Grooms (Creator)
  • Elizabeth M. Velazquez (Creator)
  • Joshua Traub (Creator)
  • Brian J. Kennedy (Creator)
  • Arabela A Grigorescu (Contributor)
  • Mark W. Westneat (Creator)
  • Kevin Sanborn (Creator)
  • Shoshana Levine (Creator)
  • Mark Schick (Creator)
  • George Parsons (Creator)
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  • Jeremy D. Rogers (Creator)
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Additional file 3: Figure S3. $$ \mu ^{\prime}_{{S,m}} $$ μ S , m ′ and temperature- and light-induced bleaching response. $$ \mu ^{\prime}_{{S,m}} $$ μ S , m ′ -specific temporal rate of F v /F m change (ΔPE ∼ Δ2(F V /F M )/(ΔtΔI)) after stress-initiation is expressed as (a) the difference between CT and HT conditions (Eq. 3) for corals exposed to HL (filled circles; p = 0.22) and CL (open circles; p = 0.44), isolating the effect of temperature on bleaching response, and (b) ΔPE for HL and HT conditions (p = 0.07), where both temperature- and light-dependent bleaching response is evaluated. Although $$ \mu ^{\prime}_{{S,m}} $$ μ S , m ′ predicts light-dependent bleaching (r2 = 62.3 and p = 0.007, Fig. 1g), it is a weak predictor of temperature-dependent bleaching and light- and temperature-dependent bleaching.
Date made available2016
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