This study has employed an integrated statistical approach to determine the extents to which
species richness and abundance (catch rate) of fishes over reefs along an extensive …

In this study, fishes and habitat attributes were quantified, four times over 1 year, on three
reefs within four regions encompassing a c. 6° latitudinal gradient across south‐western …

Trap sampling over reefs in deep (mean= 20 m) and shallow (mean= 10 m) waters along c.
1500 km of coastline in tropical north‐western Australia during both day and night and in wet …

The influence of habitat type upon reef fish assemblage structures has been extensively
reported, but there is still a need to quantitatively demonstrate the factors driving reef fish …

The abundance of a species is generally expected to peak at the centre of its distribution
range and decline towards the range limits. Empirical evidence for such 'abundant …

The aim of the study was to provide comparable estimates of abundance of herbivorous reef
fishes at temperate and tropical localities using a standardized methodology. Faunas of …

Reef fish abundances were sampled at 11 shallow reef localities extending over 1000 km of
coastline in northern New Zealand. Sampling was restricted to the 4–10-m depth stratum …

Trophic strategies and spatial use habits were investigated in reef fish communities. The
results supported the hypothesis of differential use of food resources among tropical and …

The geographic distributions of 375 reef and reef‐associated fishes are reported for 16
regions ranging from Norfolk and Kermadec Islands in the north to Macquarie Island in the …

Latitudinal patterns in reef fish assemblages reflect the influence of long-term environmental
conditions, evolutionary processes and the recent, short-term influence of fishing. Long-term …