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. 2024 Mar 15;14:6327. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-56890-w

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Relationships between the number of small corals and environmental conditions on subtropical reefs in the Solitary Islands Marine Park, eastern Australia, for (a) Pocillopora, (b) Acropora, and (c) Turbinaria corals. Plots show best models for results given in Supplementary Table A.3. Note that for Degree Cooling Weeks, larger negative values indicate higher accumulated cold stress. Estimates are shown as 95% highest posterior density intervals with 95% upper and 95% lower credible intervals.