Titlebook: Ecological Connectivity among Tropical Coastal Ecosystems; Ivan Nagelkerken Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Coral reef

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A Landscape Ecology Approach for the Study of Ecological Connectivity Across Tropical Marine Seascapies. A landscape ecology approach offers great utility for studying ecological connectivity in tropical marine seascapes. Landscape ecology provides a well developed conceptual and operational framework for addressing complex multi-scale questions regarding the influence of spatial patterning on eco

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Nitrogen and Phosphorus Exchange Among Tropical Coastal Ecosystems years. Furthermore, attempts to better understand the interplay of N and P cycles specifically between each of these three habitats has been all but nonexistent. The role mangrove and seagrass ecosystems play in buffering nearshore coral habitats from land-based influences remains a topic of great

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Mechanisms Affecting Recruitment Patterns of Fish and Decapods in Tropical Coastal Ecosystemse abundances and distributions of settlement and post-settlement life history stages result from complex interactions of larval supply, larval behavior, and the interactions of early settlers with the benthic environment. Since much of the very high mortality that occurs during settlement and early

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Habitat Shifts by Decapods—an Example of Connectivity Across Tropical Coastal Ecosystems tropical decapods and this is identified as an important topic for future research. Similarly, studies that have explicitly demonstrated habitat shifts in tropical decapods are rare; most shifts have been implied by comparing length frequencies in different habitats and it is recommended that futur

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Diel and Tidal Movements by Fish and Decapods Linking Tropical Coastal Ecosystems is a key factor influencing regular short-term variations on tidal coasts. The home range of a species on a macrotidal coast may be an order of magnitude greater than that of conspecifics from a microtidal coast, suggesting a need for larger marine parks on macrotidal coasts. Regional comparisons,

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Living in Two Worlds: Diadromous Fishes, and Factors Affecting Population Connectivity Between Tropi of amphidromous fishes are the gobies and gudgeons. Amphidromous fishes spawn in freshwater and the larvae migrate to the sea before migrating back to freshwater, and are common on many islands of all the major oceans. The freshwater and marine components of diadromous fish populations rely on fres

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Evaluation of Nursery function of Mangroves and Seagrass beds for Tropical Decapods and Reef fishes:bitats, particularly mangroves and seagrass beds, is reviewed for each of the above-mentioned factors. Most data show that mangroves and/or seagrass beds have high densities of various fish species and some of their food items, and a lower predation risk for fish and decapods due to factors such as