Benthic communities on coral reefs at locations in Florida, the Bahamas, the Turks and Caicos Islands and Haiti were surveyed in October 1972. This survey supplemented the extensive sampling of the reef terrace off Grand Bahama Island made possible due to having access, over several years, to the saturation diving facility, Hydro Lab. \n \nObservations were made along 10m line transects. The length occupied by each sessile organism and the distance between organisms were recorded in sequence. The total length of an individual species within a transect was used to calculate the percent cover of that species. A total of 46 transects were completed. \n \nSpecimens were also collected and returned to the surface for identification to species le...
Corals are amongst the most conspicuous sessile organisms found on the hard substrates of seamounts....
Observations of fish species inhabiting vertical wall habitats were conducted in the Bahama and Caym...
Cold-water corals are widespread ecosystems with a bathymetric distribution from 0 to 6200 m. Althou...
The composition, recruitment rates and fine-scale spatial dynamics of the sessile benthic community ...
Typical Caribbean reef communities of variable composition and density exist on four parallel ridges...
Typical Caribbean reef communities of variable composition and density exist on four parallel ridges...
The Pourtalès Terrace is an exposed hard-bottom platform located south of the Florida Keys in 200–45...
High-latitude reef communities consisting of typical Caribbean fauna of variable composition and den...
High latitude reef communities consisting of typical Caribbean fauna of variable composition and den...
ABSTRACT: Glass sponge reefs (Porifera, Hexactinellida) are unique to the Pacific coast of Canada. T...
A benthic assessment of the isolated Cayman Islands was completed at 42 sites. Major changes in the ...
A survey of the biological diversity of coral and associated reef organisms was conducted for the Sa...
Note:The boring sponge fauna of Barbados reefs includes 15 clionid species, 3 Siphonodictyon species...
Rubble bottom and proximity to reefal habitats makes the Florida Keys site selected by the NOAA-NURC...
Eight deep-water coral sites were surveyed in November 2005 during 11 dives with the Johnson-Sea-Lin...
Corals are amongst the most conspicuous sessile organisms found on the hard substrates of seamounts....
Observations of fish species inhabiting vertical wall habitats were conducted in the Bahama and Caym...
Cold-water corals are widespread ecosystems with a bathymetric distribution from 0 to 6200 m. Althou...
The composition, recruitment rates and fine-scale spatial dynamics of the sessile benthic community ...
Typical Caribbean reef communities of variable composition and density exist on four parallel ridges...
Typical Caribbean reef communities of variable composition and density exist on four parallel ridges...
The Pourtalès Terrace is an exposed hard-bottom platform located south of the Florida Keys in 200–45...
High-latitude reef communities consisting of typical Caribbean fauna of variable composition and den...
High latitude reef communities consisting of typical Caribbean fauna of variable composition and den...
ABSTRACT: Glass sponge reefs (Porifera, Hexactinellida) are unique to the Pacific coast of Canada. T...
A benthic assessment of the isolated Cayman Islands was completed at 42 sites. Major changes in the ...
A survey of the biological diversity of coral and associated reef organisms was conducted for the Sa...
Note:The boring sponge fauna of Barbados reefs includes 15 clionid species, 3 Siphonodictyon species...
Rubble bottom and proximity to reefal habitats makes the Florida Keys site selected by the NOAA-NURC...
Eight deep-water coral sites were surveyed in November 2005 during 11 dives with the Johnson-Sea-Lin...
Corals are amongst the most conspicuous sessile organisms found on the hard substrates of seamounts....
Observations of fish species inhabiting vertical wall habitats were conducted in the Bahama and Caym...
Cold-water corals are widespread ecosystems with a bathymetric distribution from 0 to 6200 m. Althou...