… However, many reef monitoring programs do not prioritise coral disease assessment due to
the … , CS Couch, & CD Harvell (Eds.), Coral disease handbook: guidelines for assessment …

… lesion in-situ is difficult because there is limited information on coral disease etiologies,
ecologies and pathogen specificities. For example, “white syndromes” are tissue loss …

… can trigger a management response. We attempt to provide such a guide for interpreting
the temporal trends in 41 coral reef monitoring attributes, recorded by seven of the largest reef …

… Corals are susceptible to a number of diseases as they have … Coral disease is one of the
highest causes of reef … Coral disease has been linked to declines in water quality and fish stocks…

… used to inform coral disease management decision making in … This study can be used as a
guide for other localities seeking … use the present study as a guide for coral reef management. …

… Coral reef management is increasingly focused on supporting the resilience of coral … to
assessing coral reef monitoring data enabled by indicators of key processes that support …

… The present study aims to determine the prevalence of coral diseases and signs of
compromised health at reef sites around the east coast, west coast, and offshore areas of Tioman …

… The software has built-in guide and references with respect to coral … data on assessing
diseases on reefs. Thus, the basic knowledge gained on coral diseases help improve monitoring …

… to a low Reef Functional Index. Due to the relevant role of coral diseases in shaping coral …
, and preventing future coral disease outbreaks through integrated management strategies, …

… (ie, the underlying cause of sickness) will be used to guide … ; we record the number of corals
that are bleaching, diseased, … way we currently manage our coral reef ecosystems represents…