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Location Information Author Index Oral and Poster Exhibits Program General Special Presentations Information Recognitions 114 3. Calcification and Coral Reefs - Past and Future Co-Chairs: C. Langdon, J. Kleypas, J. Horst Monday, July 7 P-3.33 Marco CAPUTO*, Carolina BASTIDAS, Elia GARCÍA, Sebastian RODRÍGUEZ Coral Growth of Porites Astreoides Correlates Negatively with Temperature Along the Coast of Venezuela P-3.34 Nancy MUEHLLEHNER*, Peter EDMUNDS Rising CO Disproportionately Affects Extension Versus Mass Deposition in Reef Corals P-3.35 Jennie MALLELA* Carbonate Production on Coral Reefs – the Influence of Terrestrial Runoff on Encrusting Communities and Coral Recruits P-3.36 Kohki SOWA*, Tsuyoshi WATANABE, Satoko MOTAI, Yusuke SETO, Takaya NAGAI Mineral Phase of COCs and Fibers in Coral Skeletons P-3.37 Stefano GOFFREDO*, Erik CAROSELLI, Guido MATTIOLI, Elettra PIGNOTTI, Francesco ZACCANTI Growth and Population Dynamics Model of the Solitary Sunset Cup Coral Leptopsammia Pruvoti (Scleractinia, Dendrophylliidae) in the Mediterranean Sea P-3.38 Remy OKAZAKI*, Peter SWART, Chris LANGDON, Frank MILLERO Coral Resiliency to Changing PCO in Florida Bay P-3.39 Noah BEN-ADERET*, Maoz FINE Physiological Effects of CO2-Mediated Ocean Acidification on Reef-Associated Corals P-3.40 Luis E. CALDERON-AGUILERA*, Héctor REYES-BONILLA, José CARRRIQUIRY Coral Accretion in the Harsh Conditions of the Western Coast of Mexico P-3.41 Samantha DE PUTRON*, Anne COHEN, Daniel MCCORKLE Effect of Seawater Saturation State on Early Skeletal Development in Two Atlantic Corals Porites Astreoides and Favia Fragum P-3.42 Stefano GOFFREDO, Erik CAROSELLI*, Francesco ZACCANTI, Giuseppe FALINI Skeletal Calcium Carbonate Phase Polymorphism in Two Temperate Scleractinians P-3.43 Nozomu HAMANAKA*, Hironobu KAN, Yusuke YOKOYAMA, Takehiro OKAMOTO, Yosuke NAKASHIMA, Toshio KAWANA Hiatuses in Holocene Reef Growth at Kodakara Island in the Ryukyus, Japan: Links to Global Climate Variability P-3.44 Marilia OLIVEIRA*, Zelinda LEAO, Ruy KIKUCHI Calcification Rates of the Endemic Coral Mussismilia Braziliensis Declined Associated with Ocean Warming P-3.45 Jaroslaw STOLARSKI*, Anders MEIBOM Physiological Vs. Environmental Factors Triggering Skeletal Mineralogy and Geochemistry in Scleractinian Corals P-3.46 Jiangjun CUI, Marten POSTMA, Jaap KAANDORP*, Denis ALLEMAND Computational Modelling of Calcification in Zooxanthellate Scleractinian Corals P-3.47 Ronan ROCHE*, Ken JOHNSON, Christopher PERRY, Scott SMITHERS Temporal Variations in Coral Growth and Microskeletal Development in Nearshore Terrigenoclastic-Dominated Reef Environments P-3.48 TAKASHI NAKAMURA*, TORU NAKAMORI A Geochemical Model for Coral Reef Formation Based on Organic and Inorganic Carbon Productions of Reef Communities P-3.49 Hironobu KAN*, Yosuke NAKASHIMA, Nobuyuki HORI, Tatsuo NAKAI, Yusuke YOKOYAMA, Nozomu HAMANAKA, Takehiro OKAMOTO, Tomoya OHASHI Style of Reef Accretion at Poleward Front in the Late Holocene, in the Northern Ryukyu Islands, Japan 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future
P-3.50 Kimberly YATES*, Chris DUFORE, Nathan SMILEY In Situ Measurements of Calcification Rates and Calcification/dissolution Thresholds in Coral Reef Communities of South Florida and the U.S. Virgin Islands 4. Coral Reef Organisms as Recorders of Local and Global Environmental Change Co-Chairs: M. McCulloch, P. Swart, B. Rosenheim Wednesday, July 9 P-4.51 Sumitro SEN*, Satyanarayana CHOWDULA Status of Genus Acropora in Indian Reefs and It’s Role as an Indicator of Reef Health P-4.52 Peter SCHUPP*, Paulina WELCH, Chie TAKASE, Gary DENTON The Potential of the Soft Coral Sinularia Polydactyla and the Scleractinian Coral Leptastrea Purpurea as Bio-Monitoring Organisms: A Case Study P-4.53 Sheng-wen HORNG*, Chang-feng DAI Biogeographic Pattern and Impact of Climate Change on Coral Communities in Taiwan P-4.54 Brad ROSENHEIM*, Thiago CORREA, Peter SWART, Gregor EBERLI, Mark GRASMUECK Deep Reef Radiocarbon Records from the Straits of Florida P-4.55 Angela ROSENBERG*, Peter SWART, Gregor EBERLI, Mark GRASMUECK, Thiago CORREA Deep-Sea Corals from the Straits of Florida as Proxy Indicators of Bottom Conditions in the Florida Straits P-4.56 Michiyo SHIMAMURA*, Kiseong HYEONG, Tsuyoshi WATANABE, Tomohisa IRINO, Chan-Min YOO, Woong-Seo KIM Opposed Trend of Skeletal Carbon Isotopic Ratios Found in Two Different Coral Species Collected from the Same Site: Genus-Dependent Responses P-4.57 Alexander ALOY*, Benjamin VALLEJO JR Preliminary Assessment of the Impact of Solid Waste on Reef Flat Gastropod Community in Talim Bay, Batangas, Philippines P-4.58 Jessica CARILLI*, Richard NORRIS, Konrad HUGHEN, Nancy PROUTY 150 Years of Coral Growth Rates and Water Quality on the Mesoamerican Reef P-4.59 Elga MAYAL, Sigrid NEWMANN-LEITAO, Elga MAYAL* Maracajau Reefs (In Northeastern Brazil) - An Ecosystem Under Severe Thermal Stress P-4.60 Ricardo DOMINGUES*, Alexandre COSTA, Ruy KIKUCHI Seawater Isotopic Composition Variation in Abrolhos Reef Complex, Brazil P-4.61 Elga MAYAL*, Mara FISNER, Alcides SIAL, Valderez FERREIRA, Isabelle SOARES Montastrea Cavernosa Thermal Stress Bioindicator in the South Atlantic P-4.62 Maria Cristina SANTEDICOLA*, Priscila GONÇALVES, Carlos MENDONÇA-FILHO, Ruy KIKUCHI Sr/Ca and Mg/Ca Use as Temperature Proxy in a Southwestern Atlantic Endemic Coral P-4.63 Allicia DAVIS*, Dennis HUBBARD Coral Morphology as an Indicator of Sedimentation Rate; Cañada Honda, Dominican Republic P-4.64 Constanza RICAURTE*, Jose CARRIQUIRY, Julio VILLAESCUSA, Guillermo HORTA Reconstruction of Climatic Variability Induced by the PNA Pattern in the Southern Gulf of Mexico: Geochemical Evidences from Coral Growth Bands P-4.65 Danielly GODIVA*, Heitor EVANGELISTA, Abdelfettah SIFEDDINE, Zelinda LEÃO, Nivaor RIGOZO, Barbara SEGAL, Tércio AMBRIZZI, Milton KAMPEL, Ruy KIKUCHI ENSO Variability Recorded in the Growth Rate of Southwestern-South Atlantic Corals P-4.66 Danielly GODIVA*, Heitor EVANGELISTA, Abdelfettah SIFEDDINE, Bruno TURCQ, Thierry CORRÈGE, Nivaor RIGOZO, Ruy KIKUCHI, Zelinda LEÃO, Milton KAMPEL, Renato CAMPELLO Sclerochronology and Geochemistry of Brazilian Corals to Reconstruct Southwestern-South Atlantic Climate Variability 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future 115 Location Information Special Recognitions General Information Program Exhibits Oral and Poster Presentations Author Index
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Reefs for the Future Program Book J
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Contents Mini-Symposium Sessions .
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Contents Author Index . . . . . . .
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Area Map: Ft. Lauderdale 1 2 3 1 2
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ISRS President’s Welcome Letter 1
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Co-Hosts of the 11th International
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Sanctioning Organization Internatio
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Local Organizing Committee and Subc
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Sponsors (continued) Patch Reef Spo
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EDUCATION CENTER PROGRAM A schedule
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On-Site Registration Fees Full ISRS
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11 th ICRS Associated Meetings, Eve
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Ceremonies, Addresses, Social Event
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11 th ICRS Awards 11th ICRS Field T
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Exhibitors Aanderaa Instruments 519
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Harbor Branch Oceangraphic Institut
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad
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Education Exhibitors Aquarius Reef
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