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Coral Reef Degradation in the India
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Coral Reef Degradation in the India
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Contents Foreword 7 Executive Summa
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Foreword In addition to being magni
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Executive Summary Since the 1998 co
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REEFS OF THE GULF OF MANNAR AND NIC
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Part I East Africa 13
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MORTALITY AND RECOVER AFTER THE 199
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Table 2. Area and date for reportin
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Obura, D., Suleiman, M., Motta, H.,
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Table 1. The geographic positions (
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changes are minor and show slight i
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mean number/m 2 mean number/m 2 10
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% 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Tuti
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In Misali there are very few reprod
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observed to induce a shift in the c
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20 Corallimorpharian cover (%) 15 1
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Table 2. Proportions of corallimorp
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corallimorpharians in terms of bent
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spp.), caught on the coral reefs in
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Figure 7. Recolonisation by Acropor
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activities. Such problems are the m
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Reef Fisheries and Coral Reef Degra
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southern Sri Lanka. Before 1998 the
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Table 3. Spiny lobster catches in W
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No. of fishermen 12 8 4 0 Negombo W
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Gerald, R., Allen, R., Steene, C.,
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THE ORNAMENTAL FISH COLLECTION AND
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positive correlations between fish
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of September, and packing lists fro
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REFERENCES Andrews, C., (1990) ‘T
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Future Effects of Climate Change on
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which operated on multi-decadal tim
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elevation in Maldives is only 5 m,
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The predicted warming will produce
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IPCC (1997) The Regional Impacts of
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2001 Bleaching on Acropora Dominate
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Daily mean SST anomaly (°C) 1.5 1.
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nb of cells per g of biodetritus 30
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Status of Coral Reefs at Réunion,
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Geyser bank, located between Mayott
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was now observed (25%) for stations
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pacted large areas of coral reef in
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Table 1. Study Sites Location of th
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ABUNDANCE OF DIADEMA SETOSUM The de
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Table 5. Total number of genera obs
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Table 9. Summary of indicator fish
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We are very gratefu
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Chagos Archipelago Peros Banhos Sal
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30.0 29.5 29.0 28.5 deg C 28.0 27.5
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uild-up of beaches. However, at som
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Figure 9. Eroded rim of the island
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Sheppard, C. R. C., (1999b) ‘Cora
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Table 1. Overview of the 40 coral r
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Transects were placed at an oblique
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RESULTS Scleractinian Live Hard Cor
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Mean % live hard coral cover 10 5 0
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partly confounded due to the signif
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Table 6a. (continued) Type Site No.
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Table 6a. (continued) Type Site No.
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Figure 15. Recent Acropora sp. recr
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sampled was calculated at 9.4 + 0.4
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Harriott, V. J., & Fisk, D. A., (19
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growth, and to recover reef habitat
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The quantified fish surveys on the
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cussed on obtaining a video record
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arely exposed at low tide, and are
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50 Outer reef families 40 Percent 3
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7241 86 14 0 950 24 72 4 81 93 1437
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that there may have been several co
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Roberts, C. M., Hawkins, J. P., McA
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Economic Analysis of Coral Bleachin
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Table 1. Comparison of cost and ben
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changes. In the Seychelles case stu
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ents questioned in Zanzibar came in
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Table 3. Regression results for res
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Table 5. WTP Estimates for Kenya, Z
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Coral Reef Rehabilitation: Feasibil
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Since Kiunga is remote, with low or
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4000 Pavona spp. 4000 Porites spp.
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DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS Recruits
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Obura, D. O., Uku, J. N., Wawiye, O
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such as increased penetration of so
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Table 1. Filter specifications for
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Table 2. The percentage cover of th
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Adresses to Authors S. Ahamada BP 1
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Jelvas M. Mwaura CORDIO East Africa