Exposure:
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Undefined pollutants
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Studies assessing the impact of human activities on corals without reference to a chemical
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Nutrient
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Eutrophication
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Studies referring to eutrophication without information on the nutrients involved
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Metal
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Pesticide
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Includes herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and biocides
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Hydrocarbon
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Includes crude oil, petroleum, gasoline, diesel, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
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Dispersant
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Chemicals used to disperse oil
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Detergent
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Microplastic
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Nanoparticle
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Pharmaceutical
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UV filter
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Other
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Chemicals that could not be classified elsewhere
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Outcome:
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Bioaccumulation
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Chemical concentration in the coral
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BioaccumulationF
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Chemical concentration in the coral when the chemical concentration in the environment is also known (allowing the calculation of a bioaccumulation factor)
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Bleaching
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Calcification
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Calcification rate, skeletal structure, skeletal density
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Coral diversity
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Taxa richness, diversity index, taxa composition
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Cover
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Disease
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Distribution
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Spatial distribution, occurrence
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Genetic
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Gene expression, population genetic structure
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Growth
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Skeletal growth, tissue growth, linear extension rate
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Microbiome
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Outcomes related to the density and characteristics of Symbiodiniaceae and other coral-associated microorganisms
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Mortality
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Physiology
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Content in carbohydrate, lipid, protein or other biomolecule, enzyme activity, histology, metabolism, mucus production, photopigment concentration, photosynthesis efficiency and other parameters, respiration rates
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Recruitment
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Settlement success, number of recruits
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Reproduction
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Fertilisation success, embryo development, state of reproductive structure, planulation
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Other
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Outcomes that could not be classified elsewhere (e.g. colour change, coral condition, polyp retraction, larval motility)
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Type of study:
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Laboratory experiment
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Experimental studies (i.e. the exposure was controlled by the researchers) conducted in laboratory conditions
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Field experiment
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Experimental studies (i.e. the exposure was controlled by the researchers) conducted in the field
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Field survey
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Observational field studies
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