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Title: Resilience of coral calcification to extreme temperature variations in the Kimberley region, northwest Australia [electronic resource] [Subtitle:S. S. Dandan ... [et al.]]
Author: Dandan, S. S. ; Falter, J. L. ; Lowe, R. J. ; McCulloch, M. T.
Citation: ACCNO:26272
Publisher: Coral reefs - Vol. [34], no. [4]
Year: 2015
Description: p. [1151–1163]
Subject: Corals ; Calcification ; Seasonal variations ; Temperature effects. ; Extreme values ; Temperature tolerance ; Kimberley region - Western Australia.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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