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July 8 (Tue) 10:00–6:00 Room - Floridian Ballroom B/C
10:00 Richard ARONSON*, Ian MACINTYRE, Steven VOLLMER, Jennifer HOBBS, Anke MOESINGER
Climate Change and Reef Development in the Tropical Eastern Pacific
10:15 Derek MANZELLO*, Joanie KLEYPAS, David BUDD, Mark EAKIN
Fragile Reefs of the Eastern Pacific: A Model for Reefs in a High CO 2 World
10:30 Christian WILD*, Andreas HAAS, Malik NAUMANN, Christoph MAYR
Phase Shifts in Coral Reefs – Comparative Investigation of Corals and Benthic Algae as Ecosystem
Engineers
10:45 Allison L. PERRY*, Isabelle M. CÔTÉ, John D. REYNOLDS, Andrew R. WATKINSON
Long-Term, Regional-Scale Patterns in Caribbean Coral Bleaching Responses
11:00 Andrew BAKER*
Right of Disaster: Understanding, Predicting and Accelerating the Adaptive Response of Reef Coral
Symbioses to Climate Change
11:15 Todd LAJEUNESSE*, Jennifer FINNEY, Robin SMITH, Hazel OXENFORD
Proliferation of an Opportunistic Symbiodinium Sp. During the 2005 Eastern Caribbean Mass Coral
‘bleaching’
11:30 Alison JONES*, Ray BERKELMANS, Madeleine VAN OPPEN, Jos MIEOG, William SINCLAIR
A Community Change in the Symbionts of a Scleractinian Coral Following a Natural Bleaching Event: Field
Evidence of Acclimatization
11:45 Adrienne CORREA*, Andrew BAKER, Danielle MCDONALD, Peter GLYNN
Shifts in Symbiodinium Communities Following Bleaching in the Panamic Eastern Pacific: Insights from
Quantitative PCR
12:00 Mary Alice COFFROTH*, Eleni PETROU, Daniel POLAND, Lyndsey HOLLAND
Can Scleractinians Take Up Exogenous Symbionts After a Bleaching Event?
12:15 Vivian CUMBO*, Andrew BAIRD, M.H. VAN OPPEN
Environmental Controls on the Establishment and Development of Symbiosis in Corals
3:30 Scott R. SANTOS*
My Name Is Legion, for We Are Many: The Ecological and Evolutionary Significance of Population Structure
in Symbiotic Dinoflagellates (Symbiodinium, Dinophyta)
3:45 Juan ORTIZ*, Maria GOMEZ CABRERA
Coral Holobiont Community Structure: How Much Have We Missed by Focusing Only in the Coral Host?
4:00 Robin SMITH*, Todd LAJEUNESSE
Prevalence of Background Populations of an Opportunistic Symbiodinium Among Caribbean Coral
Communities
4:15 Tamar GOULET*, Todd LAJEUNESSE, Katharina FABRICIUS
Symbiont Specificity Within and Among Soft Coral Genera During the 1998 GBR Mass Coral Bleaching
Event
4:30 Jos MIEOG*, Madeleine VAN OPPEN, Ray BERKELMANS, Bette WILLIS, Wytze STAM, Jeanine OLSEN
Coral Physiology: The Interaction Between Symbiodinium Genotype and Environment
4:45 Lisa CHAU*, Robert ROWAN
Can Hosting Different Symbiodinium spp. Lead to Thermal Adaptation Within Pocillopora Verrucosa
Around Guam?
5:00 Pargol GHAVAM MOSTAFAVI*, William KOK WENG LOH
Clade D Symbiodinium Does Not Infer Resistance to Bleaching of Coral Reefs at Kish Island (Northern
Persian Gulf)
5:15 Mebrahtu ATEWEBERHAN*, Tim MCCLANAHAN
Relationship Between Historical Sea-Surface Temperature Variability and Climate Change-Induced Coral
Mortality in the Western Indian Ocean
5:30 Thomas OLIVER*, Stephen PALUMBI
Corals Resisting Warming – the Importance of Experience
11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future