… Aichelman are co-first authors. … We thank the Boston University Biology Department for salary
support for HE Rivera. … HE Rivera and HE Aichelman oversaw all writing from conception to …

Understanding how diversity evolves and is maintained is critical to predicting the future
trajectories of ecosystems under climate change; however, our understanding of these …

Anthropogenic increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration have caused global
average sea surface temperature ( SST ) to increase by approximately 0.11C per decade …

Variation in environmental characteristics and divergent selection pressures can drive adaptive
differentiation across a species' range. Astrangia poculata is a temperate scleractinian …

Coral reefs are increasingly threatened by global and local anthropogenic stressors such as
rising seawater temperature, nutrient enrichment, sedimentation, and overfishing. Although …

Through the continuous growth of their carbonate skeletons, corals record information about
past environmental conditions and their effect on colony fitness. Here, we characterize …

Increasing ocean temperatures are causing dysbiosis between coral hosts and their
symbionts. Previous work suggests that coral host gene expression responds more strongly to …

Anthropogenic global change and local stressors are impacting coral growth and survival
worldwide, altering the structure and function of coral reef ecosystems. Here, we show that …

Reef-building corals maintain a symbiotic relationship with dinoflagellate algae of the genus
Symbiodinium, and this symbiosis is vital for the survival of the coral holobiont. …

Global change, including rising temperatures and acidification, threatens corals globally.
Although bleaching events reveal fine‐scale patterns of resilience, traits enabling persistence …