Search results for: M. L. Berumen

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Hybridization between damselfishes Dascyllus aruanus and D. reticulatus on the Great Barrier Reef

J. L. Johansen, S. He, G. Frank, M. K. Pappas, more

Coral Reefs > 2017 > 36 > 3 > 717-717

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Population structure of a whale shark Rhincodon typus aggregation in the Red Sea

J. E. M. Cochran, R. S. Hardenstine, C. D. Braun, G. B. Skomal, more

Journal of Fish Biology > 89 > 3 > 1570 - 1582

The presence of whale sharks Rhincodon typus were recorded around Shib Habil, a small, coastal reef off the Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia, from 2010 to 2015. A total of 267 suitable photographs resulting in the identification of 136 individuals, were documented from 305 encounters. Sharks were divided evenly between the sexes with no evidence of temporal or spatial segregation. All individuals were...

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Remote marine protected area reveals unusual social behaviour in Chaetodon trifascialis

D. J. Coker, C. D. Braun, J. Cavin, S. Payet, more

Marine Biodiversity > 2018 > 48 > 1 > 155-156

Communicated by R. Serrao Santos

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On the paraphyly of Cytaeididae and placement of Cytaeis within the suborder Filifera (Hydrozoa: Anthoathecata)

A. A. Prudkovsky, M. A. Nikitin, M. L. Berumen, Viatcheslav N. Ivanenko, more

Marine Biodiversity > 2017 > 47 > 4 > 1057-1064

Identification of hydrozoans of the family Cytaeididae L. Agassiz, 1862 is confused due to their morphological similarity, to the shortage of morphological characteristics, and to a lack of molecular data. In this study, sequences of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA markers were analyzed from hydroids of Cytaeis Eschscholtz, 1829 collected in the southern Red Sea on shells of Nassarius Duméril, 1805...

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Christmas tree worms evade smothering by a coral-killing sponge in the Red Sea

B. W. Hoeksema, H. A. Hove, M. L. Berumen

Marine Biodiversity > 2016 > 46 > 1 > 15-16

Communicated by G. Paterson

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Development of polymorphic microsatellite loci for conservation genetic studies of the coral reef fish Centropyge bicolor

M. Herrera, P. Saenz‐Agudelo, G. B. Nanninga, M. L. Berumen

Journal of Fish Biology > 87 > 3 > 748 - 753

A total of 23 novel polymorphic microsatellite marker loci were developed for the angelfish Centropyge bicolor through 454 sequencing, and further tested on two spatially separated populations (90 individuals each) from Kimbe Bay in Papua New Guinea. The mean ± s.e. number of alleles per locus was 14·65 ± 1·05, and mean ± s.e. observed (H_O) and expected (H_E) heterozygosity frequencies were 0·676 ±...

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Population connectivity and the effectiveness of marine protected areas to protect vulnerable, exploited and endemic coral reef fishes at an endemic hotspot

M. H. Meer, M. L. Berumen, J.-P. A. Hobbs, L. Herwerden

Coral Reefs > 2015 > 34 > 2 > 393-402

Marine protected areas (MPAs) aim to mitigate anthropogenic impacts by conserving biodiversity and preventing overfishing. The effectiveness of MPAs depends on population connectivity patterns between protected and non-protected areas. Remote islands are endemism hotspots for coral reef fishes and provide rare examples of coral reefs with limited fishing pressure. This study explored population genetic...

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Erratum to: Multi-species spawning synchrony within scleractinian coral assemblages in the Red Sea

J. Bouwmeester, A. H. Baird, C.-J. Chen, J. R. Guest, more

Coral Reefs > 2015 > 34 > 1 > 79-79

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Not finding Nemo: limited reef-scale retention in a coral reef fish

G. B. Nanninga, P. Saenz-Agudelo, P. Zhan, I. Hoteit, more

Coral Reefs > 2015 > 34 > 2 > 383-392

The spatial scale of larval dispersal is a key predictor of marine metapopulation dynamics and an important factor in the design of reserve networks. Over the past 15 yr, studies of larval dispersal in coral reef fishes have generated accumulating evidence of consistently high levels of self-recruitment and local retention at various spatial scales. These findings have, to a certain degree, created...

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Multi-species spawning synchrony within scleractinian coral assemblages in the Red Sea

J. Bouwmeester, A. H. Baird, C. J. Chen, J. R. Guest, more

Coral Reefs > 2015 > 34 > 1 > 65-77

Early work on coral reproduction in the far northern Red Sea suggested that the spawning times of ecologically abundant species did not overlap, unlike on the Great Barrier Reef where many species spawn with high synchrony. In contrast, recent work in the northern and central Red Sea indicates a high degree of synchrony in the reproductive condition of Acropora species: over 90 %...

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First report of tubular corallites on Stylophora caused by a symbiotic copepod crustacean

V. N. Ivanenko, S. V. Moudrova, J. Bouwmeester, M. L. Berumen

Coral Reefs > 2014 > 33 > 3 > 637-637

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First record of living Manta alfredi × Manta birostris hybrid

R. P. Walter, S. T. Kessel, N. Alhasan, A. T. Fisk, more

Marine Biodiversity > 2014 > 44 > 1 > 1-2

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First record of the blackfin coral goby, Paragobiodon lacunicolus (Kendall and Goldsborough, [Kendall, W. C., 1911]), from the Red Sea

T. J. Alpermann, J. K. L. Mee, M. L. Berumen

Journal of Applied Ichthyology > 29 > 6 > 1361 - 1363

Three specimens of the blackfin coral goby, Paragobiodon lacunicolus, were collected in 2010 and 2011 at different locations of the eastern Red Sea along the coast of Saudi Arabia. Reexamination of 14 museum specimens from Eritrea also confirmed the presence of the species for the western Red Sea. This represents the first published report of P. lacunicolus from the Red Sea.

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Susceptibility of central Red Sea corals during a major bleaching event

K. A. Furby, J. Bouwmeester, M. L. Berumen

Coral Reefs > 2013 > 32 > 2 > 505-513

A major coral bleaching event occurred in the central Red Sea near Thuwal, Saudi Arabia, in the summer of 2010, when the region experienced up to 10–11 degree heating weeks. We documented the susceptibility of various coral taxa to bleaching at eight reefs during the peak of this thermal stress. Oculinids and agaricids were most susceptible to bleaching, with up to 100 and 80 % of colonies of these...

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Topography and biological noise determine acoustic detectability on coral reefs

E. F. Cagua, M. L. Berumen, E. H. M. Tyler

Coral Reefs > 2013 > 32 > 4 > 1123-1134

Acoustic telemetry is an increasingly common tool for studying the movement patterns, behavior and site fidelity of marine organisms, but to accurately interpret acoustic data, the variability, periodicity and range of detectability between acoustic tags and receivers must be understood. The relative and interactive effects of topography with biological and environmental noise have not been quantified...

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The status of coral reef ecology research in the Red Sea

M. L. Berumen, A. S. Hoey, W. H. Bass, J. Bouwmeester, more

Coral Reefs > 2013 > 32 > 3 > 737-748

The Red Sea has long been recognized as a region of high biodiversity and endemism. Despite this diversity and early history of scientific work, our understanding of the ecology of coral reefs in the Red Sea has lagged behind that of other large coral reef systems. We carried out a quantitative assessment of ISI-listed research published from the Red Sea in eight specific topics (apex predators, connectivity,...

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A review of elasmobranch research in the Red Sea

J. L. Y. Spaet, S. R. Thorrold, M. L. Berumen

Journal of Fish Biology > 80 > 5 > 952 - 965

Given the global concern about the status of elasmobranch fishes, the paucity of information on elasmobranchs in the Red Sea is worrisome. Management of elasmobranchs in areas other than the Red Sea has been helped by research on population ecology, reproductive biology and resource partitioning, subjects that are virtually absent in the Red Sea elasmobranch literature. This review provides the first...

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Differences in demographic traits of four butterflyfish species between two reefs of the Great Barrier Reef separated by 1,200 km

M. L. Berumen, E. D. L. Trip, M. S. Pratchett, J. H. Choat

Coral Reefs > 2012 > 31 > 1 > 169-177

Many species demonstrate variation in life history attributes in response to gradients in environmental conditions. For fishes, major drivers of life history variation are changes in temperature and food availability. This study examined large-scale variation in the demography of four species of butterflyfishes (Chaetodon citrinellus, Chaetodon lunulatus, Chaetodon melannotus, and Chaetodon trifascialis...

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Relative gut lengths of coral reef butterflyfishes (Pisces: Chaetodontidae)

M. L. Berumen, M. S. Pratchett, B. A. Goodman

Coral Reefs > 2011 > 30 > 4 > 1005-1010

Variation in gut length of closely related animals is known to generally be a good predictor of dietary habits. We examined gut length in 28 species of butterflyfishes (Chaetodontidae), which encompass a wide range of dietary types (planktivores, omnivores, and corallivores). We found general dietary patterns to be a good predictor of relative gut length, although we found high variation among groups...

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Synchronous spawning of Acropora in the Red Sea

J. Bouwmeester, M. T. Khalil, P. La Torre, M. L. Berumen

Coral Reefs > 2011 > 30 > 4 > 1011-1011

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Search results for: M. L. Berumen

Hybridization between damselfishes Dascyllus aruanus and D. reticulatus on the Great Barrier Reef

Population structure of a whale shark Rhincodon typus aggregation in the Red Sea

Remote marine protected area reveals unusual social behaviour in Chaetodon trifascialis

On the paraphyly of Cytaeididae and placement of Cytaeis within the suborder Filifera (Hydrozoa: Anthoathecata)

Christmas tree worms evade smothering by a coral-killing sponge in the Red Sea

Development of polymorphic microsatellite loci for conservation genetic studies of the coral reef fish Centropyge bicolor

Population connectivity and the effectiveness of marine protected areas to protect vulnerable, exploited and endemic coral reef fishes at an endemic hotspot

Erratum to: Multi-species spawning synchrony within scleractinian coral assemblages in the Red Sea

Not finding Nemo: limited reef-scale retention in a coral reef fish

Multi-species spawning synchrony within scleractinian coral assemblages in the Red Sea

First report of tubular corallites on Stylophora caused by a symbiotic copepod crustacean

First record of living Manta alfredi × Manta birostris hybrid

First record of the blackfin coral goby, Paragobiodon lacunicolus (Kendall and Goldsborough, [Kendall, W. C., 1911]), from the Red Sea

Susceptibility of central Red Sea corals during a major bleaching event

Topography and biological noise determine acoustic detectability on coral reefs

The status of coral reef ecology research in the Red Sea

A review of elasmobranch research in the Red Sea

Differences in demographic traits of four butterflyfish species between two reefs of the Great Barrier Reef separated by 1,200 km

Relative gut lengths of coral reef butterflyfishes (Pisces: Chaetodontidae)

Synchronous spawning of Acropora in the Red Sea

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