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Claro R, Baisre JA, Lindeman KC, Garcia-Arteaga JP (2001) Cuban fi sheries: historical trends and
current status. pp 194–219 In: Claro R, Lindeman KC, Parenti LR, ed. Ecology of the Marine
Fishes of Cuba. Washington DC, Smithsonian Institution Press
Claydon J (2004) Spawning aggregations of coral reef fi shes: characteristics, hypotheses, threats
and management. Oceanogr Mar Biol Annu Rev 42:265–302
Claydon JAB (2005) The structure and dynamics of spawning aggregations of coral reef fi sh.
James Cook University, School of Marine Biology and Aquaculture. PhD dissertation, 180 pp
Colin PL (1976) Filter-feeding and predation of the eggs of Thalassoma sp. by the scombrid fi sh
Rastrelliger kanagurta . Copeia 1976:596–597
Colin PL (1992) Reproduction of the Nassau grouper, Epinephelus striatus , (Pisces: Serranidae)
and its relationship to environmental conditions. Environ Biol Fishes 34:357–377
Colin PL (1996) Longevity of some coral reef fi sh spawning aggregations. Copeia
1996:189–192
Colin PL, Clavijo IE (1988) Spawning activity of fi shes producing pelagic eggs on a shelf edge
coral reef, southwestern Puerto Rico. Bull Mar Sci 43:249–279
Colin PL, Shapiro DY, Weiler D (1987) Aspects of the reproduction of two groupers, Epinephelus
guttatus and E. striatus, in the West Indies. Bull Mar Sci 40:220–230
Colin PL, Laroche WA, Brothers EB (1997) Ingress and settlement in the Nassau grouper,
Epinephelus striatus (Pisces: Serranidae), with relationship to spawning occurrence. Bull Mar
Sci 60:656–667
Colin PL, Sadovy YJ, Domeier ML (2003) Manual for the study and conservation of reef fi sh
spawning aggregations. Report No. Special Publication No. 1 (Version 1.0), Society for the
Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations, www.SCRFA.org
Cowen RK (2002) Larval dispersal and retention and consequences for population connectivity. In:
Sale PF (ed) Coral reef fi shes: dynamics and diversity in a complex ecosystem. Academic,
London
Cowen RK, Kamazima LMM, Sponaugle S, Paris CB, Olsen DB (2000) Connectivity of marine
populations: open or closed. Science 287:857–859
Cowen RK, Paris CB, Srinivasan A (2006) Scaling of connectivity in marine populations. Science
311:522–527
Craig PC (1998) Temporal spawning patterns of several species of surgeonfi shes and wrasses in
American Samoa. Pac Sci 52:35–39
Cury P, Shannon L, Shin YJ (2003) The functioning of the marine ecosystems: a fi sheries perspective. In: Valdimarsson IMSG (ed) Responsible fi sheries in the marine ecosystem. FAO and
CAB International, Rome/Wallingford
Dahlgren CP, Eggleston DB (2001) Spatio-temporal variability in abundance, size and microhabitat associations of early juvenile Nassau grouper Epinephelus striatus in an off-reef nursery
system. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 217:145–156
Domeier M (2005) Methods for the deployment and maintenance of an acoustic tag tracking array:
an example from California’s Channel Islands. Mar Tech Soc J 39:74–80
Domeier ML, Colin PL (1997) Tropical reef fi sh spawning aggregations: defi ned and reviewed.
Bull Mar Sci 60:698–726
Eggleston DB (1995) Recruitment in Nassau grouper ( Epinephelus striatus ): post-settlement
abundance, microhabitat features, and ontogenetic habitat shifts. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 124:9–22
Fishelson L, Montgomery WL, Myberg AAJ (1987) Biology of surgeonfi sh Acanthurus nigrofuscus
with emphasis on changeover in diet and annual gonadal cycles. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 39:37–47
Garcia S, Zerbi A, Aliaume C, Do Chi T, Lasserre G (2003) The ecosystem approach to fi sheries.
Issues, terminology, principles, institutional foundations, implementation and outlook. Fisheries
and Agriculture Organization, Rome
Garcia-Cagide A, Claro R, Koshelev BV (2001) Reproductive patterns of fi shes of the Cuban shelf.
In: Claro R, Lindeman KC, Parenti LR (eds) Ecology of the marine fi shes of Cuba. Smithsonian
Institution Press, Washington, DC
Gladstone W (1994) Lek-like spawning, parental care and mating periodicity of the triggerfi sh
Pseudobalistes fl avimarginatus (Balistidae). Environ Biol Fishes 39:249–257
2 Ecosystem Aspects of Species That Aggregate to Spawn
Claro R, Baisre JA, Lindeman KC, Garcia-Arteaga JP (2001) Cuban fi sheries: historical trends and
current status. pp 194–219 In: Claro R, Lindeman KC, Parenti LR, ed. Ecology of the Marine
Fishes of Cuba. Washington DC, Smithsonian Institution Press
Claydon J (2004) Spawning aggregations of coral reef fi shes: characteristics, hypotheses, threats
and management. Oceanogr Mar Biol Annu Rev 42:265–302
Claydon JAB (2005) The structure and dynamics of spawning aggregations of coral reef fi sh.
James Cook University, School of Marine Biology and Aquaculture. PhD dissertation, 180 pp
Colin PL (1976) Filter-feeding and predation of the eggs of Thalassoma sp. by the scombrid fi sh
Rastrelliger kanagurta . Copeia 1976:596–597
Colin PL (1992) Reproduction of the Nassau grouper, Epinephelus striatus , (Pisces: Serranidae)
and its relationship to environmental conditions. Environ Biol Fishes 34:357–377
Colin PL (1996) Longevity of some coral reef fi sh spawning aggregations. Copeia
1996:189–192
Colin PL, Clavijo IE (1988) Spawning activity of fi shes producing pelagic eggs on a shelf edge
coral reef, southwestern Puerto Rico. Bull Mar Sci 43:249–279
Colin PL, Shapiro DY, Weiler D (1987) Aspects of the reproduction of two groupers, Epinephelus
guttatus and E. striatus, in the West Indies. Bull Mar Sci 40:220–230
Colin PL, Laroche WA, Brothers EB (1997) Ingress and settlement in the Nassau grouper,
Epinephelus striatus (Pisces: Serranidae), with relationship to spawning occurrence. Bull Mar
Sci 60:656–667
Colin PL, Sadovy YJ, Domeier ML (2003) Manual for the study and conservation of reef fi sh
spawning aggregations. Report No. Special Publication No. 1 (Version 1.0), Society for the
Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations, www.SCRFA.org
Cowen RK (2002) Larval dispersal and retention and consequences for population connectivity. In:
Sale PF (ed) Coral reef fi shes: dynamics and diversity in a complex ecosystem. Academic,
London
Cowen RK, Kamazima LMM, Sponaugle S, Paris CB, Olsen DB (2000) Connectivity of marine
populations: open or closed. Science 287:857–859
Cowen RK, Paris CB, Srinivasan A (2006) Scaling of connectivity in marine populations. Science
311:522–527
Craig PC (1998) Temporal spawning patterns of several species of surgeonfi shes and wrasses in
American Samoa. Pac Sci 52:35–39
Cury P, Shannon L, Shin YJ (2003) The functioning of the marine ecosystems: a fi sheries perspective. In: Valdimarsson IMSG (ed) Responsible fi sheries in the marine ecosystem. FAO and
CAB International, Rome/Wallingford
Dahlgren CP, Eggleston DB (2001) Spatio-temporal variability in abundance, size and microhabitat associations of early juvenile Nassau grouper Epinephelus striatus in an off-reef nursery
system. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 217:145–156
Domeier M (2005) Methods for the deployment and maintenance of an acoustic tag tracking array:
an example from California’s Channel Islands. Mar Tech Soc J 39:74–80
Domeier ML, Colin PL (1997) Tropical reef fi sh spawning aggregations: defi ned and reviewed.
Bull Mar Sci 60:698–726
Eggleston DB (1995) Recruitment in Nassau grouper ( Epinephelus striatus ): post-settlement
abundance, microhabitat features, and ontogenetic habitat shifts. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 124:9–22
Fishelson L, Montgomery WL, Myberg AAJ (1987) Biology of surgeonfi sh Acanthurus nigrofuscus
with emphasis on changeover in diet and annual gonadal cycles. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 39:37–47
Garcia S, Zerbi A, Aliaume C, Do Chi T, Lasserre G (2003) The ecosystem approach to fi sheries.
Issues, terminology, principles, institutional foundations, implementation and outlook. Fisheries
and Agriculture Organization, Rome
Garcia-Cagide A, Claro R, Koshelev BV (2001) Reproductive patterns of fi shes of the Cuban shelf.
In: Claro R, Lindeman KC, Parenti LR (eds) Ecology of the marine fi shes of Cuba. Smithsonian
Institution Press, Washington, DC
Gladstone W (1994) Lek-like spawning, parental care and mating periodicity of the triggerfi sh
Pseudobalistes fl avimarginatus (Balistidae). Environ Biol Fishes 39:249–257