[Coral-List] Biologists needed for coral survey
CuiFen Pui
pcf at dhi.com.sg
Thu May 20 21:36:39 EDT 2004
Dear all,
DHI is looking for marine biologists for survey of coral reefs in Singapore.
Position will be on contract basis, starting in June.
If interested, pls email to our Human Resources department at
dhi at dhi.com.sg. Thanks!
With regards,
Cuifen
Environmental Biologist
DHI Water & Environment (S) Pte Ltd
Tel: + 65 6899 3557
Homepage: http://www.dhi.com.sg
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Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 03:59:39 -0700 (PDT)
From: Annabelle Oronti <oronti at yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: [Coral-List] length-weight query
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Hello,
Does anyone have the length-weight relationship for Scarus vetula, Queen
Parrotfish, found in the Bahamas?
Many thanks,
Annabelle Oronti
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Here you go Anabelle
S. vetula wet body mass=(2.887x10^-6) x FL^3.33
from
van Rooij JM, Videler J, Bruggemann JH (1998) High biomass and production
but low energy transfer efficiency of Caribbean parrotfish: implications for
trophic models of coral reefs. Journal of Fish Biology 53:154-1778
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> Hello,
> Does anyone have the length-weight relationship for Scarus vetula, Queen
Parrotfish, found in the Bahamas?
> Many thanks,
> Annabelle Oronti
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Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 14:45:50 -0500
From: "Tim Lee" <tlee at fcdarwin.org.ec>
Subject: [Coral-List] Pavona spp. Mesenterial filaments query
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Dear all,
My Name is Tim Lee and I am currently working at the Charles Darwin Research
Centre in the Galapagos Islands. As per the title my query relates to the
production of mesenterial filaments by Pavona spp corals.
We have observed on two occasions (5th and 11th May this year) several
colonies with extended mesenterial filaments, the filaments are not produced
uniformly across the colonies but appear in isolated patches. On the days in
question the observations were made on a rising or high tide, one day after
the full moon and at half moon respectively. The study site is subject to
high levels of suspended particulate matter (we are currently setting up
sediment traps in order to determine sedimentation rates).
I believe that these filaments can be produced due to a number of factors;
reproduction, stress, interspecific competition. We are trying to determine
the exact reason for their production in the corals at this site, digital
pictures are available.
As such, any advice or useful references would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Tim Lee.
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Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 09:07:38 -0400
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Subject: [Coral-List] ** Coral-Literature: a new service for
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