This is the last post (for the foreseeable future) for the "Science Corner" Coral Reef Review. This blog will remain up as an archive to articles reviewed already. I chose to conclude these reviews because I think they've served their purpose: getting a couple semesters worth of reviews of [mostly] coral reef literature in a manner accessible to educated laypersons but technical enough for graduate students. I hope that everyone who's stumbled across this blog has enjoyed their time here. Thank you for reading.
For those looking to further their coral reef biogeography expertise, I recommend the following papers in addition to the ones reviewed over the last few months.
DOWNLOAD * Fredericq, Phillips, Gavio (2000) Observations on the macroalgae communities inhabiting in the northwestern deep-water hard bank Gulf of Mexico. Gulf of Mexico Science, 2:88-96.
DOWNLOAD * Hommersand (1986) The biogeography of the South African marine red algae: a model. Botanica Marina, 29:257-270.
DOWNLOAD * Santelices, Bolton, Meneses (3007) Marine algal communities. In: Witman, Roy (Eds.) Marine Macroecology. Chicago University Press, Chicago IL USA.
DOWNLOAD * Kerswell (2006) Global biodiversity patterns of benthic marine algae. Ecology, 87(10):2479-2488.
DOWNLOAD * Pielou (1977) The latitudinal spans of seaweed species and their patterns of overlap. Journal of Biogeography, 4(4):299-311.
DOWNLOAD * La Ferla, Taplin, Ockwell, Lovett (2002) Continental scale patterns of biodiversity: can higher taxa accurately predict African plant distributions? Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society,138:225-235.
DOWNLOAD * Santos, Cavalcanti, da Silva, Tabarelli (2006) Biogeographical relationships among tropical forests in north-eastern Brazil. Journal of Biogeography, 34(3):1-10.
DOWNLOAD * Grehan (1993) Conservation biogeography and the biodiversity crisis: a global problem in space / time. Biodiversity Letters, 1(5):134-140.
DOWNLOAD * Grehan (1992) Biogeography and conservation in the real world. Global Ecology and Biogeography Letters, 2(3):96-97.
DOWNLOAD * Price (2002) Simultaneous 'hotspots' and 'coldspots' of marine biodiversity and implications for global conservation. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 241:23-27.
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