Ecology of Fishes on Coral Reefs

Ecology of Fishes on Coral Reefs

A comprehensive reference exploring the ecology, behavior, morphology, and diversity of fishes inhabiting coral reef ecosystems. Drawing on current research from leading experts, it examines ecological patterns, human impacts, conservation, and major scientific debates surrounding coral reef fishes.

Key Features

• Covers the ecology of fishes on coral reefs
• Examines fish diversity, morphology, behavior, and ecology
• Explores ecological patterns and processes
• Discusses interactions between fishes and coral reef environments
• Examines human impacts on coral reef fish communities
• Covers conservation of coral reef fishes
• Reviews current research and scientific debates
• Includes contributions from leading researchers
• Organized into five major thematic sections
• Features 36 chapters covering a broad range of research
• Includes full-color illustrations
• Useful for marine biologists, ichthyologists, ecologists, conservation researchers, and students