Marine reserves as linked social–ecological systems von Pollnac, Richard, Christie, Patrick, Cinner, Joshua E., Dalton, Tracey, Daw, Tim M., Forrester, Graham E., Graham, Nicholas A. J., McClanahan, Timothy R., Gaines, Steven D.

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Episodic Disturbance from Boat Anchoring Is a Major Contributor to, but Does Not Alter the Trajectory of, Long-Term Coral Reef Decline von Forrester, Graham E, Flynn, Rebecca L, Forrester, Linda M, Jarecki, Lianna L

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Boat anchoring contributes substantially to coral reef degradation in the British Virgin Islands von Flynn, Rebecca L, Forrester, Graham E

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Evaluating how variants of floristic quality assessment indicate wetland condition von Kutcher, Thomas E., Forrester, Graham E.

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Behavioural mechanisms underlying parasite-mediated competition for refuges in a coral reef fish von Forrester, Graham E., Chille, Erin, Nickles, Katie, Reed, Kiran

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Comparing fishers’ and scientific estimates of size at maturity and maximum body size as indicators for overfishing von Mclean, Elizabeth L., Forrester, Graham E.

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The relative effectiveness of chlorine and antibiotic treatments for stony coral tissue loss disease von Forrester, Graham E., Arton, Laura, Horton, Argel, Aeby, Greta

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The Disconnect Between Knowledge and Perceptions: A Study of Fishermen’s Local Ecological Knowledge and Their Perception of the State of Fisheries and How These Are Managed in the... von Mclean, Elizabeth L., Forrester, Graham E., García-Quijano, Carlos G.

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Small-Scale Field Experiments Accurately Scale up to Predict Density Dependence in Reef Fish Populations at Large Scales von Steele, Mark A., Forrester, Graham E., Castilla, Juan Carlos

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A field experiment testing for correspondence between trace elements in otoliths and the environment and for evidence of adaptation to prior habitats von FORRESTER, Graham E

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Host-parasite Interactions between a Copepod (Pharodes tortugensis) and Small Reef-associated Gobies (Coryphopterus) in the British Virgin Islands von rester, Graham E, Finley, Rachel J

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Antibiotic Treatment Ameliorates the Impact of Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD) on Coral Communities von Forrester, Graham E., Arton, Laura, Horton, Argel, Nickles, Katie, Forrester, Linda M.

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Recent Region-wide Declines in Caribbean Reef Fish Abundance von Paddack, Michelle J., Reynolds, John D., Aguilar, Consuelo, Appeldoorn, Richard S., Beets, Jim, Burkett, Edward W., Chittaro, Paul M., Clarke, Kristen, Esteves, Rene, Fonseca, Ana C., Forrester, Graham E., Friedlander, Alan M., García-Sais, Jorge, González-Sansón, Gaspar, Jordan, Lance K.B., McClellan, David B., Miller, Margaret W., Molloy, Philip P., Mumby, Peter J., Nagelkerken, Ivan, Nemeth, Michael, Navas-Camacho, Raúl, Pitt, Joanna, Polunin, Nicholas V.C., Reyes-Nivia, Maria Catalina, Robertson, D. Ross, Rodríguez-Ramírez, Alberto, Salas, Eva, Smith, Struan R., Spieler, Richard E., Steele, Mark A., Williams, Ivor D., Wormald, Clare L., Watkinson, Andrew R., Côté, Isabelle M.

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Predators, Prey Refuges, and the Spatial Scaling of Density-Dependent Prey Mortality von Forrester, Graham E., Steele, Mark A.

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Evaluating Causes of Transplant Stress in Fragments of Acropora Palmata Used for Coral Reef Restoration von Forrester, Graham E, Maynard, Amy, Schofield, Stephanie, Taylor, Kerianne

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The influence of boat moorings on anchoring and potential anchor damage to coral reefs von Forrester, Graham E.

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Long‐term survival and colony growth of Acropora palmata fragments transplanted by volunteers for restoration von Forrester, Graham E, Ferguson, Megan A, O'Connell‐Rodwell, Caitlin E, Jarecki, Lianna L

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Inter-cohort competition drives density dependence and selective mortality in a marine fish von Samhouri, Jameal F, Steele, Mark A, Forrester, Graham E

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Assessing the Magnitude of Intra- and Interspecific Competition in Two Coral Reef Fishes von Forrester, Graham E., Evans, Bryn, Steele, Mark A., Vance, Richard R.

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High population density enhances recruitment and survival of a harvested coral reef fish von Wormald, Clare L, Steele, Mark A, Forrester, Graham E

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