… to measure the independent and interactive effects of habitat loss and … of coral reef fish
recruits. Our results provide evidence for a positive effect of fragmentation and a negative effect of …

… , just as we detected contrasting effects of near-future CO 2 levels of reproduction, there
appear to be contrasting effects of high CO 2 on the early development of marine fishes. …

Aim We examined data on corals and reef fishes to determine how particular local habitat
types contribute to variation in community structure across regions covering gradients in …

… fishes and variation in abundance among sites for the adults of 11 species of Caribbean reef
fishes (… 8ticrrship between microhabitat use and the distribution of adult fishes among sites …

… (1992) for estimating the stock abundance of reef fish along Queensland’s Great Barrier
Reef, was used for this work. This method involved two scuba divers swimming along a 50 m …

… conditions did not affect ṀO 2 Min of four coral reef fish species. This is also consistent with
most previous studies investigating the effects of stable versus fluctuating pCO 2 on ṀO 2 Min …

… effect of different levels of protection on the composition, abundance, and size structure of
reef fish … the relative abundance of endemics and the effect of protection on these species. …

… had been on the reef for up to 3 days, resulting in a positive effect of increased complexity
on final recruit abundance. In contrast, the abundance of adult fishes strongly depended on …

… Since temperate reef fishes live on rocky reefs occurring at … structure of temperate and tropical
reef fish communities, there is … In contrast to temperate reefs, where fishes may have little …

… In contrast, territorial damselfishes inhibited recruitment of the damselfish and the wrasse,
and enhanced recruitment of the surgeonfish. Observations of early recruitment patterns …