Importance of the Lac-lagoon (Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles) for a selected number of reef fish species

Velde, G. van der; Gorissen, M. W.; Hartog, C. Den; Hoff, T. van ’t; Meijer, G.J.

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“…However, it is unlikely that this alone would have caused the decline in abundance of fish, particularly in numbers of settling late stage pelagic juveniles on reefs at Discovery Bay. Certainly, nursery habitats, including the shallow inshore seagrasses, which are important for juvenile reef fishes in the Caribbean (Weinstein and Heck, 1979;Eggleston, 1995;Van der Velde et al, 1992;Nagelkerken et al, 2002), are not lacking. Furthermore, although small-scale settlement patterns can be influenced by microhabitat choice, such habitat effects do not usually influence large-scale variation in recruitment (Tolimieri, 1995;Caselle and Warner, 1996).…”

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Settlement and recruitment of coral reef fishes in moderately exploited and overexploited Caribbean ecosystems: implications for marine protected areas

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Munro²

2004

Fisheries Research

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Settlement and recruitment of coral reef fishes in moderately exploited and overexploited Caribbean ecosystems: implications for marine protected areas

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Munro²

2004

Fisheries Research

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Cornelis den hartog: An outstanding aquatic ecologist

Velde

Brock

Kempers

1996

Netherlands Journal of Aquatic Ecology

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A survey is given of the work and life of Cornelis den Hartog up to the date in 1996 at which he retired from his position as a professor at the University of Nijmegen. Cornelis (Kees) den Hartog made important contributions to aquatic ecology in the widest sense, e.g. on brackish water typology, meiofauna (microturbellaria), macroinvertebrates, littoral algae, seagrasses and aquatic macrophytes. He favoured the ecosystem approach in aquatic ecology by studying structure and functioning in an integrated way. He lead 31 students to their doctor's degree (PhD). VAN DER VELDE, 8ROCK and KEMPERS Kees den Hartog, taking advance of the low tide, holds a Laminaria saccharina in the air during an excursion at Roscoff. Adress of the authors:

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A quantitative study of the seagrass and algal meadows of the Spaanse Water, Curaçao, the Netherlands Antilles

Kuenen

Debrot

1995

Aquatic Botany

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Importance of the Lac-lagoon (Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles) for a selected number of reef fish species

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Settlement and recruitment of coral reef fishes in moderately exploited and overexploited Caribbean ecosystems: implications for marine protected areas

Settlement and recruitment of coral reef fishes in moderately exploited and overexploited Caribbean ecosystems: implications for marine protected areas

Cornelis den hartog: An outstanding aquatic ecologist

A quantitative study of the seagrass and algal meadows of the Spaanse Water, Curaçao, the Netherlands Antilles

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