Changes in fish assemblage structure at Buck Island, St Croix, US Virgin Islands from 1980-1990: an indication of predictability in coral reef fish assemblages based on known habitat changes?

Gladfelter EH, Bythell JC, Hillis Z. 1992. Changes in fish assemblage structure at Buck Island, St Croix, US Virgin Islands from 1980-1990: an indication of predictability in coral reef fish assemblages based on known habitat changes?. Pages 14-28. In Bythell JC, Gladfelter EH, Bythell M. Ecological studies of Buck Island Reef National Monument, St Croix, US Virgin Islands: a quantitative assessment of selected components of the coral reef ecosystem and establishment of long-term monitoring sites, Part II. Island Resources Foundation and West Indies Laboratory

Counted numbers of fish at intervals from April, 1989 to July 1991. Looked for trends. Because of fishing pressure, a study on the presence and abundance of fish species in Buck Island Reef National Monument was conducted and covered in this report. The sites studied, census methods, species number, fish abundance, fish distribution, spatial/temporal distribution of major fish families, feeding guilds, and changes in individual taxa (Haemulidae, Acanthuridae, Labridae, Pomacentridae, and Scaridae). There are also many graphs throughout the chapter, and several tables at the end of the document.

Type
Book Chapter
Authors
Gladfelter, Elizabeth; Bythell, John; Hillis, Zandy-Marie
Units
BUIS
Keywords
Animal Studies, Buck Island Reef National Monument, Fish, Monitoring, Population, St. Croix, US Virgin Islands

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