Yohei Nakamura

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Kochi University

Japan

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Colette Feehan

UNITED STATES

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Sean Grace

Professor

Southern Connecticut State University

UNITED STATES

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Yuichi Nakajima

National Institute for Environmental Studies

JAPAN

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Masakazu HORI

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Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

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Carla Andrea Narvaez Diaz

Assistant Professor

Rhode Island College

UNITED STATES

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Paul Carnell

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RMIT University

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Pippa Moore

Aberystwyth University

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Yohei Nakamura

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The value of ecosystem services in global marine kelp forests

Hydrodynamics rather than type of coastline shapes self‐recruitment in anemonefishes

Age, growth and maturation of the brown surgeonfish Acanthurus nigrofuscus at Okinawa-jima Island, Japan

Comparison of the diets of the parrotfishes Scarus ovifrons and Calotomus japonicus using rDNA metabarcoding

Differences in fish herbivory among tropical and temperate seaweeds and annual patterns in kelp consumption influence the tropicalisation of temperate reefs

Effectiveness of blocking primers and a peptide nucleic acid (PNA) clamp for 18S metabarcoding dietary analysis of herbivorous fish

Homogenization and miniaturization of habitat structure in temperate marine forests

Potential stocks of reef fish‐based ecosystem services in the Kuroshio Current region: Their relationship with latitude and biodiversity

Diel vertical movements and feeding behaviour of blue humphead parrotfish Scarus ovifrons in a temperate reef of Japan

Cold thermal tolerance as a range-shift predictive trait: an essential link in the disparity of occurrence of tropical reef fishes in temperate waters

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Colette Feehan

Sean Grace

Yuichi Nakajima

Masakazu HORI

Carla Andrea Narvaez Diaz

Paul Carnell

Pippa Moore

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