[PDF] Top 20 The effects of suspended sediments on the physiology and performance of coral reef fishes

... non-consumptive effects that may compromise growth rates of juveniles living on turbid ...future. Coral reef fishes on inshore reefs are thus increasingly exposed to the combination of ... See full document

... 3 Physiology Programme, Department of Molecular Biosciences, University of Oslo, PO Box 1041, 0316 Oslo, Norway ABSTRACT: Concerns about the impacts of ocean acidification on marine life have mostly focused on how ... See full document

... Inshore coral reef habitats and their associated species are vulnerable to sediment loading, which has been responsible for habitat degradation and a reduction in biodiversity of ...Many coral ... See full document

... 453 2. Halpern B.S., Walbridge S., Selkoe K.A., Kappel C.V., Micheli F., D'Agrosa C., Bruno J.F., Casey 454 K.S., Ebert C., Fox H.E., et al. 2008 A global map of human impact on marine ecosystems. 455 Science 319(5865), ... See full document

... 2.1 Summary The response of prey to predation threats is often plastic and can vary with the individual’s perceived level of threat. To determine if prey escape responses can be modulated by background levels of risk or ... See full document

... for Coral Reef Studies, James Cook University Drive, Sir George Fisher Building, Townsville, QLD 4811, ...bjoern.illing@uni-hamburg.de Coral reef fishes, like many other marine organisms, are ... See full document

... larval performance in the wild using the results of this study, because very little is known about the temporal variability in food supply and larval feeding in the ...how performance variables are ... See full document

... respiratory performance is expected to vary between populations at different latitudes because they experience different thermal ...respiratory performance of tropical marine fishes by comparing ... See full document

... Replicate fishes were exposed to each of the individual treatments in a given experiment once and were only exposed to one treatment per ...ous fishes to equilibrate their diets following different ... See full document

... of coral reef ...The reef fishes are diverse and abundant and surveys have revealed the existence of patchy reefs around these sites, which comprised mainly of corals of the family ...that ... See full document

... For instance, Brown et al. [22] showed that hungry fathead minnows, Pimephales promelas, still learned to recognize pike, Esox lucius, as a predator despite the absence of an alarm response during conditioning. When ... See full document

... ‘naivete’ effects, including social learning and conditioned learning, with some success [47], due to the power and efficacy of learning mechanisms to improve ...profound effects on coral reef ... See full document

... Alterations in homing ability, olfactory discrimination, and behaviour caused by elevated CO 2 suggest possible impairment of general cognitive function. Cardinalfish held in elevated CO 2 were no longer able to ... See full document

... the effects on reef fish populations of collecting for the aquarium trade began in the early 1970s, primarily in response to multiple-use conflicts between aquarium- fish collectors and recreational ... See full document

... These colors, however, have to be interpreted with care. The camera used was designed to record images in about the same way as the human eye does. We furthermore adjusted the distance between the fish lens and the ... See full document

... for reef environments, maximum detection ranges and defined diel variability in detection range cannot be ...of coral reefs which are likely to cause a lower detection range of acoustic transmitters were ... See full document

... cryptobenthic reef fish communities in reef trophodynamics and ecosystem ...cryptobenthic reef fish com- munity appears to be primarily composed of detriti- vores, although it also contains species ... See full document

... Thus, we did not detect signifi- cant handling effects (unmanipulated vs handling treatments) or effects of reef familiarity (handling vs transplant treatments) on the[r] ... See full document

... STRI Reef Research Program, The National Geographic Society and Sultan Qaboos University, Oman, who contributed in funding and collection of samples and without them, a broad geographical approach would not have ... See full document

... 504 Mora C, Aburto-Oropeza O, Ayala Bocos A, Ayotte PM, Banks S, Bauman AG, Beger M, Bessudo S, 505 Booth DJ, Brokovich E, Brooks A, Chabanet P, Cinner JE, Cortés J, Cruz-Motta JJ, Cupul 506 Magana A, DeMartini EE, Edgar ... See full document