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9781566472340

Hawaiian Coral Reef Ecology

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    9781566472340

  • ISBN10:

    1566472342

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-03-01
  • Publisher: The Islander Group Inc
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements iv
Getting The Most From This Book viii
Introduction x
What Is This Thing Called Ecology?
1(1)
What Makes Up An Ecosystem?
2(1)
A Quick Note About Systematics
3(1)
Island Formation
4(2)
Evolution of Hawaiian Marine Species
6(1)
Corals As Organisms
7(97)
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Cnidarians
8(8)
Cnidarian Body Forms
9(1)
Cnidarians as Clonal Organisms
10(1)
The Advantages of Cloning
11(1)
Stinging Cells
12(3)
The Coelenteron
15(1)
Cnidarian Relatives and In-laws
16(11)
Class Scyphozoa- The Sea Jellies
17(1)
Sea Jellies in Hawaii
18(1)
Symbiosis Among the Sea Jellies
19(1)
Sea Jellies Tidbits & Trivia
20(1)
Class Cubozoa-The Box Jellies
21(1)
Class Hydrozoa-The Hydroids
22(1)
Hydrocorals & Sea Fan Hydroids
23(1)
Pelagic Hydrozoans
24(1)
Portuguese Man-of-War
25(1)
Hydroid Tidbits & Trivia
26(1)
Introduction to the Corals
27(9)
Animal? Vegetable? Mineral?
28(1)
Zooxanthellae
29(2)
Coral-Algal Symbiosis
31(2)
Skeleton Formation
33(1)
What Maintains These Polyps' Shapes?
34(1)
Coral Slime
35(1)
Hawaiian Corals Reef-Building Corals
36(22)
The Uniqueness of Hawaiian Corals
37(1)
Hawaiian Coral Zonation
38(1)
A Layperson's Guide to Identifying Coral Growth Forms
39(1)
Coral Hydromechanics
40(1)
Skeletal Characteristics
41(1)
Family Acroporidae
Table Coral
42(1)
Rice Coral
43(1)
Blue Rice Coral
44(1)
Family Agaricidae
Flat Lobe Coral
45(1)
Corrugated Coral
46(1)
Family Faviidae
Crust Coral
47(1)
Ocellated Coral
48(1)
Family Fungiidae
Humpback Coral
49(1)
Mushroom Coral
50(2)
Family Pocilloporidae
Lace Coral
52(1)
Antler Coral
53(1)
Cauliflower Coral
54(1)
Family Poritidae
Finger Coral
55(1)
Lobe Coral
56(1)
Plate Coral
57(1)
Brown or Gray Lobe Coral
57(1)
Non-Reef Building Corals & Coral Relatives
58(16)
Family Dendrophyllidae
Orange Cup Coral
59(2)
Family Antipathiidae
Wire Coral
61(1)
Black Coral
62(1)
Octocorals
63(2)
Octocoral Tidbits & Trivia
65(1)
Zoanthids
66(1)
Sea Anemones in Hawai'i
67(1)
Anemone Symbiosis
68(1)
Anemonefish
69(1)
Anemone Locomotion
70(2)
Anemone Behavior
72(1)
Hawaiian Coral Tidbits & Trivia
73(1)
Coral Ecology
74(3)
General Ecological Interactions in Corals
75(1)
Food Capture
76(1)
Coral Reproduction
77(16)
Asexual Budding and Fission
78(1)
Asexual Fragmentation
79(1)
Asexual Production of Planula Larvae
80(1)
Polyp Bail-out
81(1)
Sexual Reproduction
82(1)
Sex and the Single Polyp
83(1)
Sex in the Sea
84(1)
Mass Spawning Events
85(1)
Life as a Coral Larval Form
86(1)
Larval Dispersal
87(1)
Coral Rafting as a Means for Dispersal
88(1)
Coral Larval Settlement and Recruitment
89(2)
Coral Wars
91(2)
Predators on Corals
93(11)
Major Predators on Reef Corals in Hawai'i
94(1)
The Shortbodied Blenny
95(1)
Coral-Feeding Butterflyfish
96(1)
Butterflyfish: A Rogues Gallery
97(1)
The Blue-Eye Damselfish
98(1)
The Finger Coral-Eating Nudibranch
99(1)
The Stripebelly Puffer
100(1)
The Crown-of-Thorns Sea Star
101(2)
Cnidoquestion: Bite Marks
103(1)
Corals as Condominiums
104(17)
Corals as Condos
105(1)
Roles of Coral Colonies as Hosts
106(4)
Crabs
110(2)
Defense of Corals by Crustacean Symbionts
112(1)
Gall Crabs and Coral Galls
113(1)
Shrimps
114(2)
Worms
116(2)
Corals as a Recruiting Ground
118(1)
Coral Zits!!
119(2)
Coral Reefs as Ecosystems
121(115)
Coral Reef Types
122(1)
Reef Communities
123(1)
Fringing Reefs
124(1)
Barrier Reefs
125(1)
Atolls
126(1)
Hawaiian Coral Tidbits & Trivia
127(1)
Major Factors Limiting the Occurence of Coral Reefs Globally
128(2)
The Darwin Point
130(2)
Succession, Disturbance & Diversity
132(4)
The Rainforest of the Sea
136(2)
Coral Imposters!
138(1)
Calcareous Algae
139(2)
Sponges
141(1)
Coral Oddities
142(1)
Use of Non-Living Substrate
143(1)
Lobsters
144(1)
Octopus
145(1)
Feeding Guilds on a Coral Reef
146(4)
Herbivory on Coral Reefs
150(1)
So You Want to Be a Predator, Do You??
151(1)
Uses of Color and Patterning
152(2)
Why Should Reef Fish School?
154(2)
Territoriality in Reef Fishes
156(1)
Territory Defense by Herbivorous Damselfish
157(1)
Damselfish as a Keystone Species
158(1)
Sex Change on the Reef
159(2)
Bioerosion
161(2)
Effects of Fishes on Corals
163(1)
Cleaning Stations on Coral Reefs
164(2)
Sea Turtles
166(1)
Sea Turtle Tidbits & Trivia
167(1)
Use of Reef Habitat
168(1)
The Reef During the Day
169(1)
The Crepuscular Period
170(1)
The Reef at Night
171(1)
Associated Habitats
172(1)
Mangroves
173(1)
Sandy Bottoms
174(1)
Reef Flats
175(1)
Food Webs Within the Coral Reef Community
176(1)
Hawaiian Coral Reef Trophic Relationships
177(1)
Natural Sources of Stress on Coral Reefs
178(2)
Local & Global Problems
180(27)
Anchor Damage
181(1)
Coral Bleaching
182(1)
Coastal Development
183(2)
Coral Diseases
185(3)
Fish Feeding
188(1)
Effects of Fishing
189(2)
Tropical Fish Collecting
191(1)
Introduced Species on Hawaiian Coral Reefs
192(2)
Marine Tourism
194(1)
The Hanauma Bay Story
195(1)
Nutrients (Sewage & Eutrophication)
196(1)
The Kane'ohe Bay Story
197(1)
Effects of Oil Spills & Heavy Metals
198(1)
Effects of Sedimentation
199(1)
Turtle Tumors
200(1)
Effects of Ultraviolet Radiation
201(1)
Effects of UV on the Coral
202(1)
Effects of Divers
203(3)
Potential Effects of Humans
206(1)
Human Uses of Corals & Coral Reefs
207(11)
Corals & Coral Reefs in Old Hawai'i
208(2)
Coral Reefs as Supermarkets
210(2)
Man's Use of Coral in the Medical World
212(1)
Fossil Coral Reefs
213(1)
The Science of Studying Coral Reefs
214(2)
What is the Role of Coral Reef Monitoring?
216(1)
Coral Reef Sustainability Hot Spots
217(1)
16 Things You can Do
218(1)
The Big Ending
219(3)
Appendices
Appendix I Hawaiian Coral Symbionts by Species
222(2)
Appendix II Laws Governing Corals & Coral Reefs
224(2)
Appendix III Glossary
226(2)
Appendix IV Subject Bibliography
228(8)
Scientific Name Index 236(3)
General Index 239(4)
Answers to Cnidoquestions 243(2)
Pop Quiz Answers 245

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