Mass coral bleaching events coupled with local stressors have caused regional-scale loss of
corals on reefs globally. Following the loss of corals, the structural complexity of these …

Habitat heterogeneity has been linked to species diversity and abundance, but can also
generate intraspecific behavioral variation that has functional consequences for how …

Elevated water temperatures, a decrease in ocean pH, and an increasing prevalence of
severe storms have lead to bleaching and death of the hard corals that underpin coral reef …

Habitat degradation not only disrupts habitat‐forming species, but alters the sensory
landscape within which most species must balance behavioural activities against predation …

Coral reefs around the world are rapidly degrading due to a range of environmental
stressors. Habitat degradation modifies the sensory landscape within which predator-prey …

Coral reefs are currently experiencing a number of worsening anthropogenic stressors, with
nearshore reefs suffering from increasing sedimentation because of growing human …

Coral reefs are degrading globally leading to a catastrophic loss of biodiversity. While shifts
in the species composition of communities have been well documented associated with …

Predator–prey interactions are critical in ecological communities, but it is increasingly clear
that a predator's effect goes beyond eating prey. Fear of predators may also alter the …

Natural selection can generate correlated suites of phenotypic traits by acting independently
on physiological and behavioural characters or on mechanisms that exert pleiotropic …

Habitat degradation is a key factor leading to the global loss of biodiversity. This problem is
particularly acute in coral reef ecosystems. We investigated whether recognition of predator …