… ) and oceanographic conditions (eg water movement, light availability and … associated fish
assemblages [16]. For example, predatory reef fishes are often highly abundant on outer reef …

… importance of foraging sites on shallow coral reefs close to … protected, to some extent, from
predators such as sharks [eg, (18… almost exclusive use of mesophotic foraging depths is made …

… foraging forays extending up to at least 145 m from reef structures. Their estimated daily
movement … However, if we were to assume that predator abundance mirrors prey abundance, …

… in mesophotic depths, indicating the Sonnier Mesophotic Coral Ecosystem as either a …
Movements and foraging of predators associated with mesophotic coral reefs and their potential …

… more often in costs associated with a loss of foraging opportunities or energetic investment
… and temporal patterns in their movement and foraging, while smaller predators aggregate in …

… , have shown that predatory fish are important trophic links, … and periodic foraging movements
between pelagic and reef … fish predators as important links between coral reefs and the …

… movement and foraging between shallow and mesophotic depths, indicating that mobile
predators are utilizing mesophotic reefs as foraging … and expand mesophotic coral reef studies. …

… between their prey communities of the shallow coral reef and the … of detected movements to
wave buoy data. Comparing the … interactions between monk seals and large predatory fish in …

… with warming, likely due to predator and/or competitive release. In … as potential thermal refuges
for euphotic reef-associated … its range of movement, similar to what was observed with the …

… coral reefs in a marine park in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico, including both shallow and
mesophotic … Geomorphological features in coral reefs are related to complex interactions …