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N (not permanent)Baird AH, Marshall
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Garpe2006MEPS.pdf
PA (2002)
Hughes1987JEMBE.pdf
Mortality, growth
Liddell1986JEMBE.pdf
and reproduction in
Littler1993.pdf
scleractinian corals
Sammarco1982JEMBE.pdf following bleaching
Carpenter1990MB.pdf
on the Great Barrier
Connell1997CoralReefs.pdf Reef. Marine
Coral reef bib - updated 5- Ecology Progress
19-10
Series, 237, 133 Glynn1988Galaxea.pdf
141.
 coral maybe
 Mangroves - Chris
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N (not permanent)Booth DJ, Beretta
GA (2002) Changes
in a fish assemblage
after a coral
bleaching event.
Marine Ecology
Progress Series, 245,
205-212.
Damselfish
assemblages after
1998 bleaching
event.
N (not permanent)Connell JH, Hughes
TP, Wallace CC
(1997) A 30-year
study of coral
abundance,
recruitment, and
disturbance at
several scales in
space and time.
Ecological
Monographs, 67,
461-488
Looks at recovery
of corals after
acute and chronic
disturbances.
Seems like a good
paper .
N (not permanent)Jones GP,
McCormick MI,
SrinivasanMet al.
(2004) Coral decline
threatens fish
biodiversity in
marine reserves.
Proceedings of the
National Academy
of Sciences of the
USA, 101, 82518253.
Even when fish
stocks are
protected by
marine reserves,
significant coral
decline can
seriously impact
abundance.
REVIEW PAPER McManus JW,
Polsenberg JF
(2004) Coral-algal
phase shifts on coral
reefs: ecological and
environmental
aspects. Progress in
Oceanography, 60,
263-279.
No new data, but
probably a good
source. Paper
works to develop a
conceptual basis
for the shifts.
N - not
permanentSano M
(2000) Stability of
reef fish
assemblages:
responses to coral
recovery after
catastrophic
predation by
Acanthaster planci.
Marine Ecology
Progress Series, 198,
121-130.
Crown-of-thorn
outbreaks cause
long-term shift, but
recovery does
occur.
Bellwood (CB)
N - looking at rates
of change in corals
Bellwood, D.R.,
Hoey, A.S., and
Choat, J.H. (2003).
Limited functional
redundancy in high
diversity systems:
Resilience and
ecosystem function
on coral reefs. Ecol.
Lett. 6, 281-285.
Looks at
overfishing of
coral-eating
parrotfish and the
effects on reef
assemblage. Also
considers “human
impact.”
Burke
Glynn, P. W.,
1988b. El Nino
warming, coral
mortality, and reef
framework
destruction by
echinoid bioerosion
in the eastern
Pacific. Galaxea 7:
129-160.
Cannot get PDF or
abstract.
(requested 3/20)
Glynn, P. W., 1990.
Coral mortality and
disturbances to coral
reefs in the tropical
eastern Pacific. In
Glynn, P. W. (ed.),
Global Ecological
Consequences of the
1982-83 El Nin oSouthern
Oscillation.
Elsevier,
Amsterdam: 55-126.
Book.
REVIEW McCook, L. J.,
1999. Macroalgae,
nutrients and phase
shifts on coral reefs:
scientific issues and
management
consequences for the
Great Barrier Reef.
Coral Reefs 18: 357367.
No new data but a
good review paper.
Chen
Edmunds
REVIEW - DONE
TJ PHASE-SHIFTS
IN CORAL-REEF
COMMUNITIES
AND THEIR
ECOLOGICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
HYDROBIOLOGIA
247 : 121 1992
No new data. Good
review.
REVIEW KNOWLTON N
THRESHOLDS
AND MULTIPLE
STABLE STATES
IN CORAL-REEF
COMMUNITY
DYNAMICS
AMERICAN
ZOOLOGIST 32 :
674 1992
No new data. Good
review.
NO, not permanent
- LAPOINTE BE
Nutrient thresholds
for bottom-up
control of
macroalgal blooms
on coral reefs in
Jamaica and
southeast Florida
LIMNOLOGY
AND
OCEANOGRAPHY
42 : 1119 1997
Looks at causes of
shifts from coral to
algae dominated
systems.
Hughes (Science)
YES CARPENTER RC
MASS
MORTALITY OF
DIADEMAANTILLARUM .1.
LONG-TERM
EFFECTS ON SEAURCHIN
POPULATION
DYNAMICS AND
CORAL-REEF
ALGAL
COMMUNITIES
MARINE
BIOLOGY 104 : 67
1990
Effects of diadema
loss on algae
growth in reef
communities.
YES - HUGHES
TP. HERBIVORY
ON CORAL REEFS
- COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE
FOLLOWING
MASS
MORTALITIES OF
SEA-URCHINS
JOURNAL OF
EXPERIMENTAL
MARINE
BIOLOGY AND
ECOLOGY 113 : 39
1987
Similar to the
above.
YES - LIDDELL
WD CHANGES IN
BENTHIC
COMMUNITY
COMPOSITION
FOLLOWING THE
MASS
MORTALITY OF
DIADEMA AT
JAMAICA
JOURNAL OF
EXPERIMENTAL
MARINE
BIOLOGY AND
ECOLOGY 95 : 271
1986
Similar to above.
YES - experimental
- SAMMARCO PW
ECHINOID
GRAZING AS A
STRUCTURING
FORCE IN CORAL
COMMUNITIES WHOLE REEF
MANIPULATIONS
JOURNAL OF
EXPERIMENTAL
MARINE
BIOLOGY AND
ECOLOGY 61 : 31
1982
Similar to above.
HUGHES (CB)
Idjadi
Ledlie
YES - long term
changes (eroded
coral) Garpe KC,
Yahya SAS, Lindahl
U, O hman MC
(2006) Long-term
effects of the 1998
coral bleaching
event on reef fish
assemblages. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser
315:237-247
Could not retrieve
full paper, but
abstract looks
promising. (found
3/20)
No - Gradient.
Graham NAJ,
Wilson SK,
Jennings S, Polunin
NVC, Bijoux JP,
Robinson J (2006)
Dynamic fragility of
oceanic coral reef
systems. Proc Natl
Acad Sci USA
103:8425-8429
Effects of climate
change on coral
ecosystems.
No - Gradient.
Mumby PJ (2005)
Patch dynamics of
coral reef
macroalgae under
chronic and acute
disturbance. Coral
Reefs 24:681-692
Macroalgae
succession on patch
reefs.
Littler
No - Bell, P., 1992.
Eutrophication and
coral reefs: some
examples in the
Great Barrier Reef
Lagoon. Wat. Res.
26, 555-568.
Eutrophication
might cause crownof-thorn outbreaks.
Birkeland, C., 1987.
Nutrient availability
as a major
determinant of
differences among
coastal hardsubstratum
communities in
different regions of
the tropics. In:
Birkeland, C. (Ed.),
Comparison
Between Atlantic
and Pacific Tropical
Marine Coastal
Ecosystems:
Community
Structure,
Ecological
Processes, and
Productivity.
UNESCO Reports in
Marine Science 46,
pp. 45-97.
Book
N-Goreau, T.J.,
2003.Waste
nutrients: impacts on
coastal coral reefs
and fisheries, and
abatement via land
recycling. In:
Proceedings of the
UN Expert Meeting
on Waste
Management in
small island
developing states,
Havana, Cuba.
M - Littler, M.M.,
Littler, D.S.,
Lapointe, B.E.,
1993. Modification
of tropical reef
community structure
due to cultural
eutrophication: the
southwest coast of
Martinique. In:
Proceedings of the
Seventh
International Coral
Reef Symposium 1.
pp. 335-343.
Nutrient
enrichment causes
phase shifts.
N- Smith, J.E.,
Smith, C.M.,
Hunter, C.L., 2001.
An experimental
analysis of the
effects of herbivory
and nutrient
enrichment on
benthic community
dynamics on a
Hawaiian reef. Coral
Reefs 19, 332-342.
Nutrient
enrichment in
combination with
reduced herbivory
can cause abrupt
phase shifts.
N- (gradient
analysis) Tomascik,
T., Sander, F.,
1987b. Effects of
eutrophication on
reef building corals.
II. Structure of
scleractinian coral
communities on
fringing reefs,
Barbados, West
Indies. Mar. Biol.
94, 53-75.
Not really a phase
shift, comparison
along a gradient.
Maliao
YES - Connell JH
(1997) Disturbance
and recovery of
coral assemblages.
Coral Reefs 16:101113
A review of
worldwide loss and
recovery of coral
reefs.
REVIEW - Petraitis
PS, Dudgeon SR
(2004) Detection of
alternative stable
states in marine
communities. J Exp
Mar Biol Ecol
300:343-371
Good review for
the overall paper.
Sergeeva
YES - Diaz-Pulido,
G. and McCook,
L.J., The Fate of
Bleached Corals:
Patterns and
Dynamics of Algal
Recruitment, Mar.
Ecol. Progr. Ser.,
2002, vol. 232, pp.
115-128.
Looks at what
leads bleached
corals to be
dominated by algae
vs. recover.
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