Reef Fish Assemblages on Submerged Lava Flows of Three Different Ages
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1989-10
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University of Hawaii Press
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Recent volcanic activity near Kapa'ahu, Hawaii provided an
opportunity to survey reef fish assemblages on submarine lava flows of three
ages: 0.3 yr, 32 yr, and prehistoric. The results are used to examine development
of these assemblages and influence of habitat characteristics on species distributions.
Community-level analysis found clear differences between sites. Overall
adult abundance and species richness increased with the age of the flow, but
juvenile densities were highest on the youngest flow. Differences in abundances
shown by many species may relate to habitat characteristics such as food availability,
shelter, and conspecific densities.
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Godwin JR, Kosaki RK. 1989. Reef fish assemblages on submerged lava flows of three different ages. Pac Sci 43(4): 289-301.
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