Life history transitions are periods between lifecycle stages defined by physiological,
morphological, or spatial change. By assessing the timing of transitions, we increase our …

… The relative role of environmental factors and species … These could be indicative of different
ontological or physiological … To assess the role of parrot sh in reef accretion patterns across …

… , and color phase (generally associated with sex in parrotfishes). … The ubiquitous pattern
we observed of spikes in growth … is sister to the clade containing Chlorurus and Scarus, and is …

… patterns in the South China Sea; b) to explore the relationship between parrot sh species
richness and environmental factors… by Chlorurus sordidus (38 sites) and Scarus niger (37 sites).…

… patterns in the South China Sea; and (b) to explore the relationship between parrotfish species
richness and factors… Specific physiological limitations may fundamentally determine the …

… by schooling coloration—spots, stripes and patterns on the … Thus, the juvenile parrotfish
Chlorurus sordidus has several … and depend on many external factors and on the condition of fish…

… to the influence of various factors. Schools are characterized by high … are formed by juvenile
parrotfishes Chlorurus sordidus, C. … The patterns of fish behavior during collisions between …

… Understanding the factors affecting the occurrence and … and colour change responses of
juvenile parrotfish originating … in frequency of two coloration patterns by striped parrotfish, S. iseri…

… are influenced by external factors such as terrestrial nutrient … Juvenile parrotfish (which
were rarely larger than 15 cm) … The patterns of parrotfish bioerosion rate and grazing pressure …

… patterns of herbivorous parrotfishes in coral reef systems to broaden our understanding of the
factors … over time we assume that two juvenile individuals per female and spawning event (…