Reefs for the Future - Nova Southeastern University

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5:15 Kristine DELONG*, Terrence QUINN, Frederick TAYLOR
Reconstructing Sea Surface Temperature Variability in the Southwest Pacific: A Replication Study Using
Multiple Coral Sr/Ca Records from New Caledonia
5:30 Branwen WILLIAMS*, Andrea GROTTOLI
Stable Isotope Records from Western Pacific Shallow-Water Soft Coral and Black Coral
5:45 Tim OURBAK*, Thierry CORRÈGE, Bruno MALAIZÉ, Florence LE CORNEC, Boris DEWITTE
523 Years of Interannual (ENSO-Like) to Multidecadal (PDO-Like) Climatic Signals Continuously Recorded
in New Caledonia by Sr/Ca and &[delta] 18 O in a Giant Massive Porites
July 8 (Tue) 10:00–4:30 Room - 113/114
10:00 Sven UTHICKE*, Schaffelke BRITTA, Angus THOMPSON, Damian THOMSON
Water Quality in Nearshore Areas of the Great Barrier Reef: A Large Scale Monitoring Program and an
Assessment of the Use of Benthic Foarminifera as Water Quality Indicators
10:15 Stacy JUPITER*, Guy MARION, George ROFF, Meegan HENDERSON, Verena SCHRAMEYER, Malcolm MCCULLOCH,
Ove HOEGH-GULDBERG
Linkages Between Coral Assemblages and Coral-Based Proxies of Terrestrial Exposure Along a Cross-Shelf
Gradient of the Great Barrier Reef
10:30 Tsuyoshi WATANABE*, Atsushi SUZUKI, Tatsunori KAWASHIMA, Shoshiro MINOBE, Yolanda AGUILAR, Koji KAMEO,
Kayo MINOSHIMA, Ryoji WANI, Hodaka KAWAHATA, Tomoki KASE
Pliocene El Nino -High-Resolution Coral Evidence of Robust Interannual Variability During Warm Period-
10:45 Fanny HOULBREQUE*, Brendan ROARK, Robert DUNBAR, Tom GUILDERSON, Malcolm MCCULLOCH,
Anders MEIBOM
High-Precision U-Series and 14 C Dating of the Deep-Sea Coral Enallopsammia Rostrata
11:00 Eleni ANAGNOSTOU*, Robert SHERRELL, Michele LAVIGNE, Jess ADKINS, Alex GAGNON
The P/Ca, Ba/Ca, and B/Ca Proxies in the Solitary Deep Sea Coral D.dianthus: Mapping and Sources of
Contamination
11:15 Peter SWART*, Sarah BELLMUND, Richard DODGE, Kevin HELMLE, Rene PRICE, Jeremy STALKER
Stable Isotopes and Sr/Ca Ratios Indicate Records of Groundwater Influence on Florida Reefs
11:30 Nancy GRUMET PROUTY*, Michael FIELD
Historical Land Use Patterns Recorded by Coral Chemistry from Moloka‘i, Hawaii
11:45 Amanda WAITE*, Kevin HELMLE, Richard DODGE, Peter SWART, J. Harold HUDSON
Geochemical Analyses from Florida’s ‘Monster Coral’: Reconstructing Environmental Changes from the
Port Everglades Area Over the Last 100 Years
12:00 Shani KRIEF*, Maoz FINE, Aldo SHEMESH
Stable Isotopes in Corals Under Decreased PH Conditions
12:15 Anne JUILLET-LECLERC*, Stéphanie REYNAUD
Biologic Influence on Proxies of Scleractinian Coral Skeleton
3:30 Lida TENEVA*, Lisa GREER, William PATTERSON
High-Resolution Acropora Cervicornis &[delta] 18 O: Implications for Early Holocene Caribbean
Temperatures and Position of the Intertropical Convergence Zone
3:45 Ruy KIKUCHI*, Henning KUHNERT, Jürgen PÄTZOLD, Zelinda LEAO, Alexandre COSTA, Ricardo DOMINGUES,
Marília OLIVEIRA, Carlos LENTINI
Eighty Years Long Oxygen and Carbon Isotopic Data Series from a Southwestern Atlantic Coral
4:00 Ryan MOYER*, Andrea GROTTOLI
Corals as Recorders of Land-Ocean Carbon Transport in Puerto Rico Using &[delta] 13 C and Ba/Ca
4:15 Amy WAGNER*, Niall SLOWEY
Corals at the Flower Garden Banks: Monitors of Environmental Change and North American Climate
Variability
11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future