This study examines scleractinian zooxanthellate coral recruitment patterns in the Florida Keys to determine if differences in density or community composition exist between regions.From July to September 2002,nine patch reefs,three in each of the upper,middle and lower Keys,were surveyed for coral recruits (colonies Se examina los patrones de reclutamiento de corales escleractinios zooxantelados en los Cayos de la Florida para determinar si existen diferencias en densidad o composición de la comunidad en diferentes regiones.Entre julio y setiembre del 2002,se inventariaron los reclutas (colonias de <5 cm de diámetro)usando cuadrantes y transectos al azar en nueve "parches "arrecifales:tres en los cayos del norte,tres en los del medio y tre...
Southeast Florida reefs are impacted by a number of stress factors, among which ship groundings are ...
Coral reef degradation has been observed worldwide over the past few decades resulting in significan...
The Deep Reef Refugia Hypothesis proposes that deep reefs can act as local recruitment sources for s...
Abstract: This study examines scleractinian zooxanthellate coral recruitment patterns in the Florida...
This study examines scleractinian zooxanthellate coral recruitment patterns in the Florida Keys to d...
Coral recruitment is an essential process that influences community structure and can determine a re...
As Florida’s scleractinian coral populations continue to decline, quantifying rates of coral recruit...
Coral recruitment in Southeast Florida is being outpaced by mortality, resulting in population decli...
Coral recruitment was examined on terracotta tiles deployed for four six-month periods between March...
The purpose of this study was to collect baseline data of juvenile scleractinian coral density, spat...
Over the last two decades, more than 10 major vessel groundings have occurred on coral reefs offshor...
The persistence of coral reefs is threatened worldwide. Regional declines in stony coral cover and c...
Over 75 % of Caribbean reefs are considered threatened, and rates of recovery are slow or impercepti...
High latitude reef communities consisting of typical Caribbean fauna of variable composition and den...
Study on scleractinian coral recruitment is important in understanding the mechanisms that regulate ...
Southeast Florida reefs are impacted by a number of stress factors, among which ship groundings are ...
Coral reef degradation has been observed worldwide over the past few decades resulting in significan...
The Deep Reef Refugia Hypothesis proposes that deep reefs can act as local recruitment sources for s...
Abstract: This study examines scleractinian zooxanthellate coral recruitment patterns in the Florida...
This study examines scleractinian zooxanthellate coral recruitment patterns in the Florida Keys to d...
Coral recruitment is an essential process that influences community structure and can determine a re...
As Florida’s scleractinian coral populations continue to decline, quantifying rates of coral recruit...
Coral recruitment in Southeast Florida is being outpaced by mortality, resulting in population decli...
Coral recruitment was examined on terracotta tiles deployed for four six-month periods between March...
The purpose of this study was to collect baseline data of juvenile scleractinian coral density, spat...
Over the last two decades, more than 10 major vessel groundings have occurred on coral reefs offshor...
The persistence of coral reefs is threatened worldwide. Regional declines in stony coral cover and c...
Over 75 % of Caribbean reefs are considered threatened, and rates of recovery are slow or impercepti...
High latitude reef communities consisting of typical Caribbean fauna of variable composition and den...
Study on scleractinian coral recruitment is important in understanding the mechanisms that regulate ...
Southeast Florida reefs are impacted by a number of stress factors, among which ship groundings are ...
Coral reef degradation has been observed worldwide over the past few decades resulting in significan...
The Deep Reef Refugia Hypothesis proposes that deep reefs can act as local recruitment sources for s...