Status of Caribbean coral reefs after bleaching and hurricanes in 2005

Author	Wilkinson, Clive (ed.)
Author	Souter, David (ed.)
Accessioned date	2023-12-27T00:34:22Z
Available date	2023-12-27T00:34:22Z
Year	2008
Citation	Wilkinson, C. R., & Souter, D. (eds.) (2008). Status of Caribbean coral reefs after bleaching and hurricanes in 2005. Townsville (Australia): Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network, and Reef and Rainforest Research Centre. Recuperado de:	es
URI	https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/3799
Abstract	The most extreme coral bleaching and mortality event to hit the Wider Caribbean (including Atlantic) coral reefs occurred in 2005. This was during the warmest year ever recorded, eclipsing the 9 warmest years that had occurred since 1995. The previous warmest year was 1998, which resulted in massive coral bleaching throughout many parts of the world and effectively destroyed 16% of the world’s coral reefs, especially in the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific….	es
Language	English	es
Published	Townsville (Australia): Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network, and Reef and Rainforest Research Centre	es
Rights	© Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network.	es
Subject	Recursos naturales	es
Subject	Recursos marinos	es
Subject	Arrecifes de coral	es
Subject	Cambio climático	es
Subject	Problemas ambientales	es
Title	Status of Caribbean coral reefs after bleaching and hurricanes in 2005	es
Material type	Article	es
Type of content	Scientific research	es
Access	Open	es
Audience	Technicians, professionals and scientists	es

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