N. S. Vogt-Vincent

This study shows that coral population persistence under climate change depends more on growth rate and genetic variance than thermal tolerance alone.

The paper models coral range expansion under climate change and finds that range expansion lags behind expected reef decline, highlighting the need for emission reductions.

The paper models larval dispersal in the southwest Indian Ocean, finding that currents and geography create clusters of connected reefs, with the Chagos Archipelago playing a key role in larval exchange.