Sediment addition drives declines in algal turf yield to herbivorous coral reef fishes: implications for reefs and reef fisheries

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Sterling B Tebbett, David R Bellwood and Steven W Purcell

Coral Reefs, Vol.37(3), pp.929-937

2018

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Title: Sediment addition drives declines in algal turf yield to herbivorous coral reef fishes: implications for reefs and reef fisheries
Creators: Sterling B Tebbett - James Cook University, Australia
David R Bellwood - James Cook University, Australia
Steven W Purcell - Southern Cross University, Australia
Publication Details: Coral Reefs, Vol.37(3), pp.929-937
Identifiers: 4642; 991012820546302368
Academic Unit: National Marine Science Centre; School of Environment, Science and Engineering; Marine Ecology Research Centre; Faculty of Science and Engineering
Resource Type: Journal article