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WORLD ATLAS OF CORAL REEFS
Selected bibliography
REGIONAL SOURCES
Coles SL 119881. Limitations on reef coral development in the
Arabian Gulf; temperature or algal competition, Proc 6th Int
Coral Reef Symp 2: 211-216.
Girdler RW (1984). The evolution of the Gulf of Aden and Red
Sea in space and time. Deep Sea Res Part A 31: 747.
MEPA, lUCN leds) 11987a). MEPA Coastal and Marine
Management Series, 7. Red Sea and Arabian Gulf. Saudi
Arabia: An Assessment of National Coastal Zone
Management Requirements. Meteorology and Environmental
Protection Administration, Riyadh. Saudi Arabia.
MEPA, lUCN ledsl 11987b). MEPA Coastal and Marine
Management Series, h Red Sea. Saudi Arabia: An Analysis
of Coastal and Marine Habitats of the Red Sea. Meteorology
and Environmental Protection Administration, Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia.
MEPA, lUCN leds) 11987c). MEPA Coastal and Marine
Management Series, 3: Red Sea. Saudi Arabia: An
Assessment of Coastal Zone Management Requirements for
the Red Sea. Meteorology and Environmental Protection
Administration, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Pilcher N, Alsuhaibany A 120001. Regional status of coral reefs
in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. In: Wilkinson CR led).
Status of Coral Reefs of the World: 2000. Australian Institute
of Marine Science, Cape Ferguson, Australia.
Randall E (1983). Red Sea Reef Fishes. Immel Publishing,
London, UK.
Roberts CM, Dawson Shepherd AR, Ormond RFG 11992).
Large-scale variation in assemblage structure of Red Sea
butterflyfishes and angelfishes. J Biogeog 19: 239-250.
Roberts CM, Polunin NVC 11992). Effects of marine reserve
protection on northern Red Sea fish populations. Proc 7th Int
Coral Reef Symp 2: 969-977.
Sheppard CRC, Sheppard ALS 11991). Corals and coral
communities of Arabia, Fauna of Saudi Arabia 12: 1-170.
Sheppard C, Price A. Roberts C (1992). Marine Ecology of the
Arabian Region: Patterns and Processes in Extreme
Tropical Environments. Academic Press, London, UK.
UNEP/IUCN (1988). UNEP Regional Seas Directories and
Bibliographies: Coral Reefs of the World. Volume 2: Indian
Ocean. UNEP and lUCN, Nairobi, Kenya, Gland, Switzerland
and Cambridge, UK.
Vine P (1986). Red Sea Invertebrates. Immel Publishing,
London, UK.
The sources listed above also cover the the following subsections of this chapter: Northern Red Sea: Egypt, Israel,
Jordan; Saudi Arabia; Central Red Sea: Sudan; Southern Red
Sea: Eritrea and Yemen,
case studies from Arabia. In: Lloyd D, Done TJ, Diop S leds).
Information Management and Decision Support for Marine
Biodiversity Protection and hluman Welfare: Coral Reefs.
Australian Institute of Marine Science and United Nations
Environment Programme, Townsville, Australia.
DeVantier LM. Turak E, Al-5haikh KA, Death G (in press).
Coral communities of the central-northern Saudi Arabian
Red Sea. Fauna of Arabia.
van der Elst R, Salm RV (1999). Overview of the Biodiversity of
the Somali Coastal and Marine Environment. Report
prepared for lUCN Eastern Africa Programme and Somali
Natural Resources Management Programme.
Kemp J (1998). Marine and Coastal Habitats and Species
of the Bir All area of Shabwa Province, Republic of
Yemen. Recommendations for Protection. Report to the
Environmental Protection Council of the Council of
Ministers, Sana'a.
Kemp JM (1998). Zoogeography of the coral reef fishes of the
Socotra Archipelago. J S/ogeog 25: 919-934.
Kemp JM (2000). Zoogeography of the coral reef fishes of the
north-eastern Gulf of Aden, with eight new records of coral
reef fishes from Arabia. Fauna of Arabia 18.
Kemp JM, Benzoni F (1999). Monospecific coral areas on the
northern shore of the Gulf of Aden, Yemen. Coral Reefs 18:
280.
Kemp JM. Benzoni F (20001. A preliminary study of coral
communities of the northern Gulf of Aden. Fauna of Arabia 18.
Kemp JM, Obura D (2000). Reefs of the Gulf of Aden and
Socotra Archipelago, In: McClanahan T, Sheppard C, Obura
D (edsl. Coral Reefs of the Western Indian Ocean: Their
Ecology and Conservation. Oxford University Press, Oxford,
UK and New York, USA. 273-275.
McClanahan T, Obura DO (1997), Preliminary Ecological
Assessment of the Saad ed Dm, Awdal Region. iUCN Eastern
Africa Programme, Nairobi, Kenya.
Salm RV, Jensen RAC, Papastravou VA (1993). A Marine
Conservation and Development Report: Marine Fauna of
Oman: Cetaceans, Turtles, Seabirds, and Shallow Water
Corals. lUCN-The World Conservation Union, Gland,
Switzerland
Schleyer M, Baldwin R (1999). Biodiversity Assessment of the
Northern Somali Coast East of Berbera. Report prepared for
IUCN Eastern Africa Programme and Somali Natural
Resources Management Programme.
Sommer C, Schneider W, Poutiers J-M (1996). FAO Species
identification Guide for Fishery Purposes: The Living Marine
Resources of Somalia. Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations, Rome, Italy
SOUTHERN ARABIAN REGION: YEMEN, DJIBOUTI,
NORTHERN SOMALIA AND OMAN
Al-Jufaili S, Al-Jabri M, Al-Baluchi A, Baldwin RM, Wilson SC,
West F, Matthews AD (1999). Human impacts on coral reefs
in the Sultanate of Oman. Est Coast Shelf Sci A9 (Supplement
A|: 65-74.
Coles SL 11995). Corals of Oman. Keech, Samdani and Coles
(private publication), UK.
DeVantier LM, Turak E, Al-Shaikh KA, Cheung CPS, Abdul-Aziz
M, Death G, Done TJ (2000). Ecological indicators of status
of coral communities for marine protected areas planning:
ARABIAN GULF: UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, QATAR,
BAHRAIN, KUWAIT, IRAN
Carpenter KE, Harrison PL, Hodgson G, Alsaffar AH,
Alhazeem SH 11997a). The Corals and Coral Reef Fishes of
Kuwait. Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research and
Environment Public Authority, Kuwait.
Carpenter KE, Krupp F, Jones DA, Zajonz U (1997bl. FAO
Species Identification Guide for Fishery Purposes: Living
Marine Resources of Kuwait, Eastern Saudi Arabia, Bahrain,
Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy.
WORLD ATLAS OF CORAL REEFS
Selected bibliography
REGIONAL SOURCES
Coles SL 119881. Limitations on reef coral development in the
Arabian Gulf; temperature or algal competition, Proc 6th Int
Coral Reef Symp 2: 211-216.
Girdler RW (1984). The evolution of the Gulf of Aden and Red
Sea in space and time. Deep Sea Res Part A 31: 747.
MEPA, lUCN leds) 11987a). MEPA Coastal and Marine
Management Series, 7. Red Sea and Arabian Gulf. Saudi
Arabia: An Assessment of National Coastal Zone
Management Requirements. Meteorology and Environmental
Protection Administration, Riyadh. Saudi Arabia.
MEPA, lUCN ledsl 11987b). MEPA Coastal and Marine
Management Series, h Red Sea. Saudi Arabia: An Analysis
of Coastal and Marine Habitats of the Red Sea. Meteorology
and Environmental Protection Administration, Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia.
MEPA, lUCN leds) 11987c). MEPA Coastal and Marine
Management Series, 3: Red Sea. Saudi Arabia: An
Assessment of Coastal Zone Management Requirements for
the Red Sea. Meteorology and Environmental Protection
Administration, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Pilcher N, Alsuhaibany A 120001. Regional status of coral reefs
in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. In: Wilkinson CR led).
Status of Coral Reefs of the World: 2000. Australian Institute
of Marine Science, Cape Ferguson, Australia.
Randall E (1983). Red Sea Reef Fishes. Immel Publishing,
London, UK.
Roberts CM, Dawson Shepherd AR, Ormond RFG 11992).
Large-scale variation in assemblage structure of Red Sea
butterflyfishes and angelfishes. J Biogeog 19: 239-250.
Roberts CM, Polunin NVC 11992). Effects of marine reserve
protection on northern Red Sea fish populations. Proc 7th Int
Coral Reef Symp 2: 969-977.
Sheppard CRC, Sheppard ALS 11991). Corals and coral
communities of Arabia, Fauna of Saudi Arabia 12: 1-170.
Sheppard C, Price A. Roberts C (1992). Marine Ecology of the
Arabian Region: Patterns and Processes in Extreme
Tropical Environments. Academic Press, London, UK.
UNEP/IUCN (1988). UNEP Regional Seas Directories and
Bibliographies: Coral Reefs of the World. Volume 2: Indian
Ocean. UNEP and lUCN, Nairobi, Kenya, Gland, Switzerland
and Cambridge, UK.
Vine P (1986). Red Sea Invertebrates. Immel Publishing,
London, UK.
The sources listed above also cover the the following subsections of this chapter: Northern Red Sea: Egypt, Israel,
Jordan; Saudi Arabia; Central Red Sea: Sudan; Southern Red
Sea: Eritrea and Yemen,
case studies from Arabia. In: Lloyd D, Done TJ, Diop S leds).
Information Management and Decision Support for Marine
Biodiversity Protection and hluman Welfare: Coral Reefs.
Australian Institute of Marine Science and United Nations
Environment Programme, Townsville, Australia.
DeVantier LM. Turak E, Al-5haikh KA, Death G (in press).
Coral communities of the central-northern Saudi Arabian
Red Sea. Fauna of Arabia.
van der Elst R, Salm RV (1999). Overview of the Biodiversity of
the Somali Coastal and Marine Environment. Report
prepared for lUCN Eastern Africa Programme and Somali
Natural Resources Management Programme.
Kemp J (1998). Marine and Coastal Habitats and Species
of the Bir All area of Shabwa Province, Republic of
Yemen. Recommendations for Protection. Report to the
Environmental Protection Council of the Council of
Ministers, Sana'a.
Kemp JM (1998). Zoogeography of the coral reef fishes of the
Socotra Archipelago. J S/ogeog 25: 919-934.
Kemp JM (2000). Zoogeography of the coral reef fishes of the
north-eastern Gulf of Aden, with eight new records of coral
reef fishes from Arabia. Fauna of Arabia 18.
Kemp JM, Benzoni F (1999). Monospecific coral areas on the
northern shore of the Gulf of Aden, Yemen. Coral Reefs 18:
280.
Kemp JM. Benzoni F (20001. A preliminary study of coral
communities of the northern Gulf of Aden. Fauna of Arabia 18.
Kemp JM, Obura D (2000). Reefs of the Gulf of Aden and
Socotra Archipelago, In: McClanahan T, Sheppard C, Obura
D (edsl. Coral Reefs of the Western Indian Ocean: Their
Ecology and Conservation. Oxford University Press, Oxford,
UK and New York, USA. 273-275.
McClanahan T, Obura DO (1997), Preliminary Ecological
Assessment of the Saad ed Dm, Awdal Region. iUCN Eastern
Africa Programme, Nairobi, Kenya.
Salm RV, Jensen RAC, Papastravou VA (1993). A Marine
Conservation and Development Report: Marine Fauna of
Oman: Cetaceans, Turtles, Seabirds, and Shallow Water
Corals. lUCN-The World Conservation Union, Gland,
Switzerland
Schleyer M, Baldwin R (1999). Biodiversity Assessment of the
Northern Somali Coast East of Berbera. Report prepared for
IUCN Eastern Africa Programme and Somali Natural
Resources Management Programme.
Sommer C, Schneider W, Poutiers J-M (1996). FAO Species
identification Guide for Fishery Purposes: The Living Marine
Resources of Somalia. Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations, Rome, Italy
SOUTHERN ARABIAN REGION: YEMEN, DJIBOUTI,
NORTHERN SOMALIA AND OMAN
Al-Jufaili S, Al-Jabri M, Al-Baluchi A, Baldwin RM, Wilson SC,
West F, Matthews AD (1999). Human impacts on coral reefs
in the Sultanate of Oman. Est Coast Shelf Sci A9 (Supplement
A|: 65-74.
Coles SL 11995). Corals of Oman. Keech, Samdani and Coles
(private publication), UK.
DeVantier LM, Turak E, Al-Shaikh KA, Cheung CPS, Abdul-Aziz
M, Death G, Done TJ (2000). Ecological indicators of status
of coral communities for marine protected areas planning:
ARABIAN GULF: UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, QATAR,
BAHRAIN, KUWAIT, IRAN
Carpenter KE, Harrison PL, Hodgson G, Alsaffar AH,
Alhazeem SH 11997a). The Corals and Coral Reef Fishes of
Kuwait. Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research and
Environment Public Authority, Kuwait.
Carpenter KE, Krupp F, Jones DA, Zajonz U (1997bl. FAO
Species Identification Guide for Fishery Purposes: Living
Marine Resources of Kuwait, Eastern Saudi Arabia, Bahrain,
Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy.