The coral reefs of the Manu`a islands, American Samoa

Itano D and Buckley T. 1988. The coral reefs of the Manu`a islands, American Samoa. Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources. Pago Pago, American Samoa

The observations reported in this paper are a result of surveys conducted by the Department of Marina and Wildlife Resources from 1986 to May 1998 and are intended to supplement information provided by the American Samoa Coral Reef Inventory (ASCRI). Most descriptions are of the productive outer reef slope, between five and twenty meters in depth, and are intended to assist divers, resource managers, and researchers. Areas surveyed: Olosega Island - south and northwest shores, Tau Island west and north shores, Ofu Island - south and north shores, and the "fringing reef flat" near southern Ofu Island. Permanent transect are located on Ofu and Olosega islands. Includes maps of survey sites.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Itano, David; Buckley, Troy
Date of Issue
1988
Publisher
Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources
Units
NPSA , PACN
Keywords
American Samoa, Animal Studies, Coastal/Marine Systems, Coral Reef, Fish, Manu`a Islands, reef fish coummunities

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