Table 1. Trait-based indicators of species relative vulnerability and resilience.

	1: More Resistant	2: Moderately Susceptible	3: Highly Susceptible
Total Depth Range	> 20 m	Unknown	≤ 20 m
Dominant Depth Range	> 10 m	Unknown	≤ 10 m
Generalized Global Abundance	Common	Uncommon & unknown	Rare
Restricted or Highly Fragmented Range	No	Unknown	Yes
Found Off - Reef	Yes	Unknown	No
Disease Vulnerability	Moderately or highly resistant	Unknown	Moderately or highly susceptible
SCTLDa Vulnerability	Low vulnerability	Unknown/ Presumed vulnerable	High & intermediate vulnerability
Bleaching Vulnerability	Moderately or highly resistant	Unknown	Moderately or highly susceptible
Recovery	Recovers quickly	Unknown	Does not recover quickly
Ocean Acidification Vulnerability	Pocilloporidae	Unknown	Acroporidae, Poritidae, Merulinidae, Dendrophylliidae, Agariciidae, Astrocoeniidae and Rhizangiidae

Species traits used to rank corals on their relative vulnerability and resilience to population decline. These traits informed population reduction as modeled by the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network coral cover data and UNEP climate projections.

^aSCTLD – Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease.