Low Symbiodiniaceae diversity across Acropora hosts on the Central Pacific atoll Kiritimati
The transformative impacts of global bleaching events are now a ubiquitous feature of coral reefs, often resulting in taxonomically simplified coral assemblages that can persist long-term due to ongoing ocean warming, heatwaves, and localized anthropogenic stressors. Understanding to what extent these processes shape symbiont biodiversity continues to be a major knowledge gap. Here, we examined…
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