Coral reef fishes dynamics and diversity in a complex ecosystem (Academic Press, 2002)
Companion volume to: The ecology of fishes on coral reefs
Includes bibliographical references and index
The history and biogeography of fishes on coral reefs / David R. Bellwood, Peter C. Wainwright -- Ecomorphology of feeding in coral reef fishes / Peter C. Wainwright, David R. Bellwood -- Age-based studies / J. Howard Choat, D. Ross Robertson -- Rarity in coral reef fish communities / Geoffrey P. Jones, M. Julian Caley, Philip L. Munday -- The ecological context of reproductive behavior / Christopher W. Petersen, Robert R. Warner -- The sensory world of coral reef fishes / Arthur A. Myrberg Jr., Lee A. Fuiman -- Larval dispersal and retention and consequences for population connectivity / Robert K. Cowen -- The biology, behavior and ecology of the pelagic, larval stage of coral reef fishes / Jeffrey M. Leis, Mark I. McCormick -- Biogeography and larval dispersal inferred from population genetic analysis / Serge Planes -- Numerical and energetic processes in the ecology of coral reef fishes / Geoffrey P. Jones, Mark I. McCormick -- Otolith applications in reef fish ecology / Simon R. Thorrold, Jonathan A.
Hare -- Energetics and fish diversity on coral reefs / Mireille L. Harmelin-Vivien -- Simulating large-scale population dynamics using small-scale data / Graham E. Forrester, Richard R. Vance, Mark A. Steele -- Density dependence in reef fish populations / Mark A. Hixon, Michael S. Webster -- Variable replenishment and the dynamics of reef fish populations / Peter J. Doherty -- The science we need to develop for more effective management / Peter F. Sale -- Reef fish ecology and grouper conservation and management / Phillip S. Levin, Churchill B. Grimes -- Ecological issues and the trades in live reef fishes / Yvonne J. Sadovy, Amanda C.J. Vincent -- Yet another review of marine reserves as reef fishery management tools / Garry R. Russ
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