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Modeling Fish Biomass Structure at Near Pristine Coral Reefs and Degradation by Fishing [PDF]
Until recently, the only examples of inverted biomass pyramids have been in freshwater and marine planktonic communities. In 2002 and 2008 investigators documented inverted biomass pyramids for nearly pristine coral reef ecosystems within the NW Hawaiian islands and the Line Islands, where apex predator abundance comprises up to 85% of the fish biomass.
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Beneath Tropic Seas: a Record of Diving among the Coral Reefs of Haiti [PDF]
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Reports on the Marine Biology of the Sudanese Red Sea.-IV. The Recent History of the Coral Reefs of the Mid-West Shores of the Red Sea. [PDF]
Cyril Crossland
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Sparse Coral Classification Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks [PDF]
Autonomous repair of deep-sea coral reefs is a recent proposed idea to support the oceans ecosystem in which is vital for commercial fishing, tourism and other species. This idea can be operated through using many small autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and swarm intelligence techniques to locate and replace chunks of coral which have been broken ...
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1. On the Structure and Origin of Coral Reefs and Islands [PDF]
John Murray
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The Islands and Coral Reefs of Fiji. Part I. The Volcanic Islands [PDF]
W. M. Davis
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The coral-reef problem and evidence of the Funafuti borings [PDF]
E.W. Skeats
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From underwater to aerial: a novel multi-scale knowledge distillation approach for coral reef monitoring [PDF]
Drone-based remote sensing combined with AI-driven methodologies has shown great potential for accurate mapping and monitoring of coral reef ecosystems. This study presents a novel multi-scale approach to coral reef monitoring, integrating fine-scale underwater imagery with medium-scale aerial imagery. Underwater images are captured using an Autonomous
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