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. 2019 Jul 10;9:9985. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-46412-4

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Differential analysis for D. trenchii symbioses in Nikko Bay corals (Inner Reef). The resulting MDS for D. trenchii is plotted with individuals from different host species highlighted within each panel (A) A. muricata, (B) C. chalcidicum, (C) C. aspera and (D) P. rugosa. Light vs. dark red reflect ambient (27.5 °C) and elevated (32 °C) temperature treatments respectively while shapes depict the host coral species (circle) C. chalcidicum, (triangle) A. muricata, (square), C. aspera, (diamond) P. rugosa. Physiological parameters are represented through vectors with significant (P < 0.001, 999 permutations) correlation to the plotted sample points (represented in panel A only). For each coral species, the heat map (E) reflects the average Log² fold change (FC) in response to elevated temperature for each physiological variable. Variables where no significant change in response to temperature was observed are displayed in grey. All physiological variables are described in Table 1 and average values can be found in Supplemental Table 1.