Evolution is rapidly gaining attention as an important driver of ecological process. Yet,
evolution via sexual selection has generally been omitted from this emerging synthesis. Our …

Human-induced environmental changes, such as the introduction of invasive species, are
driving declines in the movement of nutrients across ecosystems with negative …

Local and global stressors have led to rapid declines in coral reef health around the world. A
range of active restoration techniques have recently been introduced in attempts to stem and …

Large-scale coral reef restoration is needed to help recover structure and function of
degraded coral reef ecosystems and mitigate continued coral declines. In situ coral …

Increasingly frequent and intense ocean warming events seriously test the buffer and
recovery capacities of tropical coral reefs. Post-disturbance, available settlement structures …

Herbivory on coral reefs is an essential factor in preventing competitive dominance of
macroalgae over corals (eg, Bellwood et al. 2004). Numerous herbivore exclusion …

Stable between‐group differences in collective behavior have been documented in a variety
of social taxa. Here we evaluate the effects of such variation, often termed collective or …

Territorial farmer damselfishes are facilitators that selectively farm turf algae in degraded
reef patches. The effect of damselfish on algae and corals has been widely studied but the …

In this chapter the author reflects on five strands of marine biological research in which he
was involved in the Red Sea and reviews subsequent progress in their respective fields. He …

Aggression and territory size of the farmer damselfish Plectroglyphidodon lacrymatus were
examined in the presence of adjacent territories of conspecific and heterospecific farmers …