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Technical Memorandum 15
The Natural Recruitment And Recovery Process Of Corals At Green Island
V.J. Harriott and D.A. Fisk
Sir George Fisher Centre for Tropical Marine Studies
James Cook University, Townsville Qld. 4811, Australia
December 1989
COVER PAGE
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CONTENTS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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RECOVERY OF THE CORAL COMMUNITY AT GREEN ISLAND
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- Introduction
- Methods
- Results
- Coral cover in 1985
- Size frequency distribution
- Hard versus soft corals
- Changes in the coral community over 1 year
- Discussion
RECRUITMENT AND DISPERSAL OF SCLERACTINIAN CORALS AT GREEN, MICHAELMAS AND UPOLU REEFS
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- Introduction
- Methods
- Results
- Discussion
- Recruitment patterns
- Dispersal .pathways
POPULATION DYNAMICS OF JUVENILE CORALS AT GREEN ISLAND
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- Introduction
- Methods
- Results
- Fission and fusion rates
- Abundance of juveniles
- Recruitment 1985-86
- Mortality
- Net changes
- Growth rates
- Discussion
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS & APPENDIX
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REFERENCES
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