559
12 Species Case Studies
biology, ecology, sociology and economics of fi sheries, CRC Reef Technical Report 59. CRC
Reef Research Centre, Townsville
Pears RJ, Choat JH, Mapstone BD, Begg GA (2006) Demography of a large grouper, Epinephelus
fuscoguttatus , from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef: implications for fi shery management. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser 307:259–272
Pears RJ, Choat JH, Mapstone BD, Begg GA (2007) Reproductive biology of a large, aggregationspawning serranid, Epinephelus fuscoguttatus (Forsskal) : management implications. J Fish
Biol 71:795–817
Pet JS, Mous PJ, Muljadi AH, Sadovy YJ, Squire L (2005) Aggregations of Plectropomus areolatus and Epinephelus fuscoguttatus (groupers, Serranidae) in the Komodo National Park,
Indonesia: monitoring and implications for management. Environ Biol Fish 74:209–218
Pickert P, Kelly T, Nemeth RS, Kadison E (2006) Seas of Change: Spawning aggregations of
the Virgin Islands. In: Pickert P, Kelly T (eds). DVD by Friday’s Films, San Francisco,
CA 28 min
Pina-Amargós F, González-Sansón G (2009) Movement patterns of goliath grouper Epinephelus
itajara around southeast Cuba: implications for conservation. Endanger Species Res
7:243–247
Pitcher R, Condie S, Ellis N, McLeod I, Haywood M, Gordon S, Skewes T, Dunn J, Dennis D,
Cotterell L, Austin M, Venables B, Taranto T (2004) Torres Strait seabed & water-column data
collation, biophysical modeling and characterization. Final Report to the National Oceans
Offi ce, CSIRO Marine Research, 117 p
Planes S, Favelot C (2002) Isolation by distance and vicariance drive genetic structure of a coral
reef fi sh in the Pacifi c Ocean. Evolution 52(2):378–399
Planes S, Bonhomme F, Galzin R (1996) A genetic metapopulation model for reef fi shes in oceanic
islands: the case of the surgeonfi sh, Acanthurus triostegus . J Evol Biol 9:103–117
Porch CE, Eklund AM, Scott GP (2006) A catch-free stock assessment model with application to
goliath grouper ( Epinephelus itajara ) off southern Florida. Fish Bull 104:89–101
Randall JE (1961a) A contribution to the biology of the convict surgeonfi sh of the Hawaiian
Islands, Acanthurus triostegus sandvicensis . Pac Sci 15:215–272
Randall JE (1961b) Observations on the spawning of surgeonfi shes (Acanthuridae) in the Society
Islands. Copeia 1961:237–238
Randall JE (1965) Food habits of the Nassau grouper ( Epinephelus striatus ). Assoc Isl Mar Lab
Caribb 6:13–16
Randall JE (1967) Food habits of reef fi shes of the West Indies. Stud Trop Oceanogr Miami
5:665–847
Randall JE (1983) Caribbean reef fi shes, second edition, TFH Publications, Neptune City, NJ
Randall JE (2002) Surgeonfi shes of the world. Mutual Publishing, Honolulu
Randall JE (2007) Reef and shore fi shes of the Hawaiian Islands, University of Hawaii Sea Grant
Program, Honolulu
Randall JE, Brock VE (1960) Observations on the ecology of epinepheline and lutjanid fi shes of
the Society Islands, with emphasis on food habits. Trans Am Fish Soc 89(1):9–16
Randall JE, Randall HA (1963) The spawning and early development of the Atlantic parrot fi sh,
Sparisoma rubripinne , with notes on other scarid and labrid fi shes. Zoologica: NY Zool Soc
48:49–60
Randall JE, Head SM, Sanders APL (1978) Food habits of the giant humphead wrasse, Cheilinus
undulatus (Labridae). Environ Biol Fish 3:235–238
Reeson PH (1983) The biology, ecology and bionomics of the surgeonfi shes, Acanthuridae. In:
Munro JL (ed) Caribbean coral reef fi shery resources. ICLARM, Manila
Renan X, Brule T, Lecomte-Finiger R (2006) First evidence of a nursery habitat for juvenile gag
in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Trans Am Fish Soc 135:595–603
Rhodes KL (1999) Grouper aggregation protection in proactive Pohnpei. SPC Live Reef Fish Inf
Bull 6:14–16
Rhodes KL (2003) SCRFA spawning aggregation survey: federated States of Micronesia, Western
Pacifi c fi sher survey sSeries, vol 2. Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations.
12 Species Case Studies
biology, ecology, sociology and economics of fi sheries, CRC Reef Technical Report 59. CRC
Reef Research Centre, Townsville
Pears RJ, Choat JH, Mapstone BD, Begg GA (2006) Demography of a large grouper, Epinephelus
fuscoguttatus , from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef: implications for fi shery management. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser 307:259–272
Pears RJ, Choat JH, Mapstone BD, Begg GA (2007) Reproductive biology of a large, aggregationspawning serranid, Epinephelus fuscoguttatus (Forsskal) : management implications. J Fish
Biol 71:795–817
Pet JS, Mous PJ, Muljadi AH, Sadovy YJ, Squire L (2005) Aggregations of Plectropomus areolatus and Epinephelus fuscoguttatus (groupers, Serranidae) in the Komodo National Park,
Indonesia: monitoring and implications for management. Environ Biol Fish 74:209–218
Pickert P, Kelly T, Nemeth RS, Kadison E (2006) Seas of Change: Spawning aggregations of
the Virgin Islands. In: Pickert P, Kelly T (eds). DVD by Friday’s Films, San Francisco,
CA 28 min
Pina-Amargós F, González-Sansón G (2009) Movement patterns of goliath grouper Epinephelus
itajara around southeast Cuba: implications for conservation. Endanger Species Res
7:243–247
Pitcher R, Condie S, Ellis N, McLeod I, Haywood M, Gordon S, Skewes T, Dunn J, Dennis D,
Cotterell L, Austin M, Venables B, Taranto T (2004) Torres Strait seabed & water-column data
collation, biophysical modeling and characterization. Final Report to the National Oceans
Offi ce, CSIRO Marine Research, 117 p
Planes S, Favelot C (2002) Isolation by distance and vicariance drive genetic structure of a coral
reef fi sh in the Pacifi c Ocean. Evolution 52(2):378–399
Planes S, Bonhomme F, Galzin R (1996) A genetic metapopulation model for reef fi shes in oceanic
islands: the case of the surgeonfi sh, Acanthurus triostegus . J Evol Biol 9:103–117
Porch CE, Eklund AM, Scott GP (2006) A catch-free stock assessment model with application to
goliath grouper ( Epinephelus itajara ) off southern Florida. Fish Bull 104:89–101
Randall JE (1961a) A contribution to the biology of the convict surgeonfi sh of the Hawaiian
Islands, Acanthurus triostegus sandvicensis . Pac Sci 15:215–272
Randall JE (1961b) Observations on the spawning of surgeonfi shes (Acanthuridae) in the Society
Islands. Copeia 1961:237–238
Randall JE (1965) Food habits of the Nassau grouper ( Epinephelus striatus ). Assoc Isl Mar Lab
Caribb 6:13–16
Randall JE (1967) Food habits of reef fi shes of the West Indies. Stud Trop Oceanogr Miami
5:665–847
Randall JE (1983) Caribbean reef fi shes, second edition, TFH Publications, Neptune City, NJ
Randall JE (2002) Surgeonfi shes of the world. Mutual Publishing, Honolulu
Randall JE (2007) Reef and shore fi shes of the Hawaiian Islands, University of Hawaii Sea Grant
Program, Honolulu
Randall JE, Brock VE (1960) Observations on the ecology of epinepheline and lutjanid fi shes of
the Society Islands, with emphasis on food habits. Trans Am Fish Soc 89(1):9–16
Randall JE, Randall HA (1963) The spawning and early development of the Atlantic parrot fi sh,
Sparisoma rubripinne , with notes on other scarid and labrid fi shes. Zoologica: NY Zool Soc
48:49–60
Randall JE, Head SM, Sanders APL (1978) Food habits of the giant humphead wrasse, Cheilinus
undulatus (Labridae). Environ Biol Fish 3:235–238
Reeson PH (1983) The biology, ecology and bionomics of the surgeonfi shes, Acanthuridae. In:
Munro JL (ed) Caribbean coral reef fi shery resources. ICLARM, Manila
Renan X, Brule T, Lecomte-Finiger R (2006) First evidence of a nursery habitat for juvenile gag
in the southern Gulf of Mexico. Trans Am Fish Soc 135:595–603
Rhodes KL (1999) Grouper aggregation protection in proactive Pohnpei. SPC Live Reef Fish Inf
Bull 6:14–16
Rhodes KL (2003) SCRFA spawning aggregation survey: federated States of Micronesia, Western
Pacifi c fi sher survey sSeries, vol 2. Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations.