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Searched for "keywords:Reef-fish communities". Found 2 results. Displaying results 1 to 2 of 2.

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  • Wave energy and spatial variability in community structure of small cryptic coral reef fishes

    Mar Ecol Prog Ser 303:283-293 (2005)

    The distribution and abundance of small cryptic reef fishes were quantified among microhabitats and reef zones at both exposed and sheltered sites at Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef. A total of 1042…

    Keywords: Cryptic, Distribution, Reef fish, Habitat, Community ecology, Gobiidae, Blenniidae, Wave exposure
    Authors: Depczynski M, Bellwood DR
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps303283
  • Shellfish reefs as essential fish habitats: complementary insights from eDNA and BRUVs in the North Sea

    Mar Ecol Prog Ser 789:meps15179 (2026)

    Biogenic reefs, shaped by organisms like corals, tubeworms, and bivalves, have faced extensive degradation worldwide, resulting in a vast reduction in their extent. The remaining reefs are essential…

    Keywords: Fishes, Mobile communities, Biogenic reefs, Shellfish, Modiolus, eDNA, Baited remote underwater video systems, BRUVs, North Sea
    Authors: Coral C, Doorenspleet K, Christianen MJA, Nijland R, Witbaard R, Bouma TJ, van der Heide T, Murk AJ, van den Brink X, Vilijn M, Oudelaar RR, Coolen JWP
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps15179
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