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Technical Memorandum 16
Accelerated Regeneration of Hard Corals: A Manual for Coral Reef Users and Managers
V.J. Harriott and D.A. Fisk
Sir George Fisher Centre for Tropical Marine Studies
James Cook University, Townsville Qld. 4811, Australia
May 1995
COVER PAGE
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CONTENTS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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INTRODUCTION
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BACKGROUND INFORMATION
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- Coral taxonomy
- The life cycle of corals
DAMAGE AND RECOVERY OF CORAL COMMUNITIES
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- Natural damage
- Man-induced changes
- Predation by crown-of-thorns starfish
APPLICATIONS FOR ACCELERATED RECOLONISATION
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TRANSPLANTING CORALS
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- Selection of corals
- Collection and transportation
- Placement at transplant site
ALTERNATIVE METHODS FOR ACCELERATING REGROWTH
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- Selection of coral transplants to maximise sexual reproduction
- Increasing settlement surfaces
- Restocking from artificially raised corals
EFFECTS ON THE COLLECTION SITE
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COSTS OF REHABILITATION
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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REFERENCES AND FURTHER READING
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APPENDICIES
- Appendix 1 Experimental results
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- Appendix 2 Costs of simulated transplanting exercise
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