Trait-based approaches reveal that deep reef ecosystems in the Western Indian Ocean are functionally distinct
Tropical deep reefs (>30 m) are biologically and ecologically unique ecosystems with a higher geographic reach to shallow (<30 m) reefs. Yet they are poorly understood and rarely considered in conservation practices. Here, we characterise benthic and fish communities across a depth gradient (1...
Main Authors: | Stefanoudis, PV, Fassbender, N, Samimi-Namin, K, Adam, P-A, Ebrahim, A, Harlay, J, Koester, A, Samoilys, M, Sims, H, Swanborn, D, Talma, S, Winter, S, Woodall, LC |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Elsevier
2023
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