Climate change will impact coral‐reef fishes through effects on individual performance,
trophic linkages, recruitment dynamics, population connectivity and other ecosystem …

Coral reef fishes differ in their intrinsic vulnerability to fishing and rates of population
recovery after cessation of fishing. We reviewed life history-based predictions about the …

The ocean surgeonfish Acanthurus bahianus is a common inhabitant of reefs throughout the
west and central Atlantic. We examined geographic variation in its demography among 10 …

Many ectotherms have shown a reduction in maximum body size in the past decades in
parallel with climate warming. Indeed, some models forecast a maximum body size decline …

Geographic variation in ecological and environmental factors may lead to intraspecific
differences among populations. For the California sheephead (Semicossyphus pulcher), an …

The success of marine protected areas (MPAs) in facilitating recovery of over-exploited
stocks has been well documented. Few studies, however, have explored the effects of MPAs …

Abstract Information on the movements and population structure of an exploited fish species
is vital for determining the appropriate spatial scale at which management should occur to …

Life‐history characteristics of six tropical Lethrinus species sampled from the Great Barrier
Reef World Heritage Area were compared. Two species groups were identified based on …

Background Effective conservation of large predators requires a broad understanding of
their ecology. Caranx ignobilis is a large marine predator well represented in coral reef …

Environmental temperature is an important determinant of physiological processes and life
histories in ectotherms. Over latitudinal scales, variation in temperature has been linked to …