Active and passive pathways of nutrient transfer in coral reef ...
Nutrient connectivity via seabirds enhances dynamic measures of coral ...
Cross-ecosystem nutrient fluxes can influence recipient food webs, including both static measures of structure and dynamic measures of function. This study of nutrient subsidies provided by seabirds on coral reefs shows that dynamic metrics better revealed the flow and effects of seabird-derived nutrients through coral- reef food chains, and allowed prediction of the benefits of removing ...
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In this paper, we review the mechanisms underlying nutrient and carbon cycling in reef social-ecological systems and analyse them using causal loop analysis. We identify direct and indirect pathways and feedback loops through nutrient and carbon cycles that shape the dominant benthic state of reefs : coral, algal, and sponge-dominated states.
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Maire et al. explore how the nutrient quality of reef fish communities changes with environmental, socioeconomic, and ecological conditions, including fish biodiversity. A nutrition-biodiversity trade-off can exist and implies a new target for fisheries management that maximizes nutritional harvest without compromising efforts to reverse biodiversity loss.
Here, we use submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) as a model system to examine the direct geochemical and indirect biologically mediated effects of terrestrial nutrient subsidies on a fringing coral reef .
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