Northern Caribbean
Selected bibliography
FLORIDA AND THE US GULF OF MEXICO
Chiappone M, Sullivan KM 119961. Distribution, abundance and
species composition of juvenile scleractinian corals in the
Florida Reef Tract. Bull Mar Sci 58121: 555-569.
Gittings SR, Hickerson EL ledsl (19981. Dedicated Issue -
Flower Garden Banl
Jaap WC, Hallock P (1990). Coral reefs. In: Myers RL. Ewel JS
ledsl. Ecosystems of Florida. 57'i-618.
LeeTN, Rooth C etal (19921. Influence of Florida current, gyres
and wind-driven circulation on transport of larvae and
recruitment in the Florida Keys coral reefs. Continental
She/^ffes 12(7-81: 971-1002.
Murdoch TJT, Aronson RB (19991. Scale-dependent spatial
variability of coral assemblages along the Florida Reef Tract.
Cora( Reefs 18: 3A1-351.
Ogden JC, Porter JW etal (1994). A long-term interdisciplinary
study of the Florida-Keys seascape. Su// Mar Sci 54(3): 10591071.
Porter JW, Meier OW (1992). Quantification of loss and change
in Floridian reef coral populations. 4merZoo/32(6): 625-640.
Suman DO (1997). The Florida Keys National Marine
Sanctuary: a case study of an innovative federal-state
partnership in marine resource management. Coast Man
25(31: 293-32A.
BERMUDA
Cook CB, Logan A et al (1990). Elevated temperatures and
bleaching on a high latitude coral reef - the 1988 Bermuda
event. Cora/ ffeefa 9111: 45-49.
Ministry of the Environment (2000). Marine Resources and the
Fishing Industry in Bermuda: A Discussion Paper Ministry
of the Environment, Government of Bermuda.
Schultz ET, Cowen RK (1994). Recruitment of coral reef fishes
to Bermuda - local retention or long-distance transport. Mar
fco/ProgSerl09(l): 15-28.
Smith SR (1992). Patterns of coral recruitment and postsettlement mortality on Bermuda's reefs - comparisons to
Caribbean and Pacific reefs. Amer Zool 32(61: 663-673.
Thomas MLH, Logan A (1992). A Guide to the Ecology of
Shoreline and Shallow-Water Marine Communities of
Bermuda. Bermuda Biological Station for Research, Special
Publication Number 30.
BAHAMAS
Anthony SL, Langg JC. Maguire B (1 997). Causes of stony coral
mortality of a central Bahamian reef: 1991-95. Proc 8th Int
Coral ReefSymp 2: 1789-1794.
Hearty PJ. Kindler P (1997). The stratigraphy and surficial
geology of New Providence and surrounding islands,
Bahamas. J Coasf Res 13131: 798-812.
Liddell WD, Avery WE, Ohlhorst SL (1 996). Patterns of benthic
community structure, 10-250 m, the Bahamas. Proc 8th Int
Coral ReefSymp 1: 437-442.
Smith GW (1994). Effects of temperature and UV-B on different
components of coral reef communities from the Bahamas.
In: Ginsburg RN (ed). Proceedings of the Colloquium on
Global Aspects of Coral Reefs: Health, Hazards and History,
1993. Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science,
University of Miami, USA. 126-131.
Steneck RS, Macintyre IG, Reid RP (19971. A unique algal ridge
system in the Exuma Cays, Bahamas. Coral Reefs 16(1):
29-37.
TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
Gaudian G, Medley P 11995). Evaluation of diver carrying
capacity and implications for reef management in the Turks
and Caicos Islands. Bahamas J Sc/ 31 11: 9-14.
Mitchell BA, Barborak JR (1991). Developing coastal park
systems in the tropics - planning in the Turks and Caicos
Islands. Coasta/ Man 19(11: 113-134.
Mumby PJ. Green EP, Clark CD, Edwards AJ (1998). Digital
analysis of multispectral airborne imagery of coral reefs.
Cora; ffeefe 17111: 59-69,
Map sources
MapAa
Coral reef and mangrove data were obtained from the Florida
Marine Research Institute in digital format. Highly detailed files
from numerous sources (from 19801, including aerial photography and ground surveys. Location of the Texas Flower
Garden Banks has been extracted from hydrographic charts.
Map 4b
Coral reef data are taken from Hydrographic Office 119841. Last
major edits to this chart were in 1959.
Hydrographic Office (1984). Bermuda Island. British Admiralty
Chart No. 3ii. 1 :60 000. Taunton, UK.
Map 4c
Coral data have been digitized from UNEP/IUCN |1988al'
which presents coral reefs as arcs at a scale of approximately
1:2 600 000. Mangrove data are based on B&B Ic. 1995a and
c. 1995b) and Sealey and Burrows (19921.
B&B (c. 1995a). Bahamas North 1:500 000 Road Map.
Berndtson and Berndtson Publications, Furstenfeldbruck,
Germany (Used for: Bimini Island - 1:100 000.1
B&B (c.1995b). Bahamas South 1 .500 000 Road Map. Berndtson
and Berndtson Publications, Furstenfeldbruck, Germany.
(Used for Aklins Island only - 1:500 000; Mayaguana -
1:500 000; Great Inagua - 1:500 000; Exuma Islands -
1:500 000; Cat Island - 1:500 000; San Salvador - 1:250 000;
Long Island- 1:500 000.)
Sealey N. Burrows EJ (eds) (1992). School Atlas for the
Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Longman Group UK Ltd,
Harlow, UK. (Used for Grand Bahama - 1:600 000; Abaco -
1:650 000; New Providence - 1 :1 10 000; Andros - 1:730 000.1
Mapid
For the Caicos Bank, reef and coastline are taken from a broadscale habitat map based on Landsat TM imagery (path, row 45,
22 Nov 19901. Supervised classification of marine areas produced four categories of marine habitat, of which one was
defined as "coral reef", shown here. Mangrove information,
together with all information for the Turks Bank, is taken from
DOS (19841.
DOS (1984). Turks and Caicos Islands. 1:200 000. Series DOS
609 2nd edn. Department of Overseas Surveys. London, UK.
* See Technical notes, page 401
Selected bibliography
FLORIDA AND THE US GULF OF MEXICO
Chiappone M, Sullivan KM 119961. Distribution, abundance and
species composition of juvenile scleractinian corals in the
Florida Reef Tract. Bull Mar Sci 58121: 555-569.
Gittings SR, Hickerson EL ledsl (19981. Dedicated Issue -
Flower Garden Banl
Jaap WC, Hallock P (1990). Coral reefs. In: Myers RL. Ewel JS
ledsl. Ecosystems of Florida. 57'i-618.
LeeTN, Rooth C etal (19921. Influence of Florida current, gyres
and wind-driven circulation on transport of larvae and
recruitment in the Florida Keys coral reefs. Continental
She/^ffes 12(7-81: 971-1002.
Murdoch TJT, Aronson RB (19991. Scale-dependent spatial
variability of coral assemblages along the Florida Reef Tract.
Cora( Reefs 18: 3A1-351.
Ogden JC, Porter JW etal (1994). A long-term interdisciplinary
study of the Florida-Keys seascape. Su// Mar Sci 54(3): 10591071.
Porter JW, Meier OW (1992). Quantification of loss and change
in Floridian reef coral populations. 4merZoo/32(6): 625-640.
Suman DO (1997). The Florida Keys National Marine
Sanctuary: a case study of an innovative federal-state
partnership in marine resource management. Coast Man
25(31: 293-32A.
BERMUDA
Cook CB, Logan A et al (1990). Elevated temperatures and
bleaching on a high latitude coral reef - the 1988 Bermuda
event. Cora/ ffeefa 9111: 45-49.
Ministry of the Environment (2000). Marine Resources and the
Fishing Industry in Bermuda: A Discussion Paper Ministry
of the Environment, Government of Bermuda.
Schultz ET, Cowen RK (1994). Recruitment of coral reef fishes
to Bermuda - local retention or long-distance transport. Mar
fco/ProgSerl09(l): 15-28.
Smith SR (1992). Patterns of coral recruitment and postsettlement mortality on Bermuda's reefs - comparisons to
Caribbean and Pacific reefs. Amer Zool 32(61: 663-673.
Thomas MLH, Logan A (1992). A Guide to the Ecology of
Shoreline and Shallow-Water Marine Communities of
Bermuda. Bermuda Biological Station for Research, Special
Publication Number 30.
BAHAMAS
Anthony SL, Langg JC. Maguire B (1 997). Causes of stony coral
mortality of a central Bahamian reef: 1991-95. Proc 8th Int
Coral ReefSymp 2: 1789-1794.
Hearty PJ. Kindler P (1997). The stratigraphy and surficial
geology of New Providence and surrounding islands,
Bahamas. J Coasf Res 13131: 798-812.
Liddell WD, Avery WE, Ohlhorst SL (1 996). Patterns of benthic
community structure, 10-250 m, the Bahamas. Proc 8th Int
Coral ReefSymp 1: 437-442.
Smith GW (1994). Effects of temperature and UV-B on different
components of coral reef communities from the Bahamas.
In: Ginsburg RN (ed). Proceedings of the Colloquium on
Global Aspects of Coral Reefs: Health, Hazards and History,
1993. Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science,
University of Miami, USA. 126-131.
Steneck RS, Macintyre IG, Reid RP (19971. A unique algal ridge
system in the Exuma Cays, Bahamas. Coral Reefs 16(1):
29-37.
TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
Gaudian G, Medley P 11995). Evaluation of diver carrying
capacity and implications for reef management in the Turks
and Caicos Islands. Bahamas J Sc/ 31 11: 9-14.
Mitchell BA, Barborak JR (1991). Developing coastal park
systems in the tropics - planning in the Turks and Caicos
Islands. Coasta/ Man 19(11: 113-134.
Mumby PJ. Green EP, Clark CD, Edwards AJ (1998). Digital
analysis of multispectral airborne imagery of coral reefs.
Cora; ffeefe 17111: 59-69,
Map sources
MapAa
Coral reef and mangrove data were obtained from the Florida
Marine Research Institute in digital format. Highly detailed files
from numerous sources (from 19801, including aerial photography and ground surveys. Location of the Texas Flower
Garden Banks has been extracted from hydrographic charts.
Map 4b
Coral reef data are taken from Hydrographic Office 119841. Last
major edits to this chart were in 1959.
Hydrographic Office (1984). Bermuda Island. British Admiralty
Chart No. 3ii. 1 :60 000. Taunton, UK.
Map 4c
Coral data have been digitized from UNEP/IUCN |1988al'
which presents coral reefs as arcs at a scale of approximately
1:2 600 000. Mangrove data are based on B&B Ic. 1995a and
c. 1995b) and Sealey and Burrows (19921.
B&B (c. 1995a). Bahamas North 1:500 000 Road Map.
Berndtson and Berndtson Publications, Furstenfeldbruck,
Germany (Used for: Bimini Island - 1:100 000.1
B&B (c.1995b). Bahamas South 1 .500 000 Road Map. Berndtson
and Berndtson Publications, Furstenfeldbruck, Germany.
(Used for Aklins Island only - 1:500 000; Mayaguana -
1:500 000; Great Inagua - 1:500 000; Exuma Islands -
1:500 000; Cat Island - 1:500 000; San Salvador - 1:250 000;
Long Island- 1:500 000.)
Sealey N. Burrows EJ (eds) (1992). School Atlas for the
Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Longman Group UK Ltd,
Harlow, UK. (Used for Grand Bahama - 1:600 000; Abaco -
1:650 000; New Providence - 1 :1 10 000; Andros - 1:730 000.1
Mapid
For the Caicos Bank, reef and coastline are taken from a broadscale habitat map based on Landsat TM imagery (path, row 45,
22 Nov 19901. Supervised classification of marine areas produced four categories of marine habitat, of which one was
defined as "coral reef", shown here. Mangrove information,
together with all information for the Turks Bank, is taken from
DOS (19841.
DOS (1984). Turks and Caicos Islands. 1:200 000. Series DOS
609 2nd edn. Department of Overseas Surveys. London, UK.
* See Technical notes, page 401