Fish community reassembly after a coral mass mortality: higher trophic groups are subject to increased rates of extinction - Alonso, David; Pinyol-Gallemí, Aleix; Alcoverro, Teresa; Arthur, Rohan (Ecology letters, 2015)
Keywords: Animals; Anthozoa; Archipelagoes; Biodiversity; Biogeography; community structure; Coral reef fish communities; Coral Reefs; corals; dispersal community assembly; Endangered & extinct species; Extinction; Extinction, Biological; fish communities; Fishes - classification; MacArthur and Wilson island biogeography; model validation; Models, Biological; Mortality; niche community assembly; Population Dynamics; post-disturbance community reassembly; Predators; Species extinction; stochastic extinction-colonisation models; Stochastic models; stochastic processes; trophic island biogeography; MacArthur and Wilson island biogeography; dispersal community assembly; stochastic extinction-colonisation models; post-disturbance community reassembly; trophic island biogeography; Coral reef fish communities; niche community assembly