Our understanding of the dynamics of coral reef fish populations has been shaped by our
ability to quantify their distribution, abundance, and body size across temporal and spatial …

Coastal regions represent environments with heterogenic ecological conditions and with
potential barriers to dispersal, making them ideal systems to study the variation of …

Coral reefs are in a downward trend despite accelerated efforts for their conservation. This is
in much part due to a biased research and conservation focus on the proximal (eg …

Coral bleaching and degradation often results in the depletion of abundance of many reef
fishes. However, the effects of coral degradation on coral habitat dependent fishes are …

Predators play critical roles in terrestrial and marine ecosystems, and can be responsible for
maintaining balance and stability in ecological communities. Predators may exert top-down …