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Host-parasite Interactions between a Copepod () and Small Reef-associated Gobies () in the British Virgin Islands.
Graham E Forrester, Rachel J Finley

Zool Stud· August 2022

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Using DNA barcoding to identify host-parasite interactions between cryptic species of goby (Coryphopterus: Gobiidae, Perciformes) and parasitic copepods (Pharodes tortugensis: Chondracanthidae, Cyclopoida).
Graham E Forrester, Malachy T McCaffrey, Kristina X Terpis, Christopher E Lane

Zootaxa· October 2021

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Behavioural mechanisms underlying parasite-mediated competition for refuges in a coral reef fish.
Graham E Forrester, Erin Chille, Katie Nickles, Kiran Reed

Sci Rep· October 2019

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Boat anchoring contributes substantially to coral reef degradation in the British Virgin Islands.
Rebecca L Flynn, Graham E Forrester

PeerJ· May 2019

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Evaluating how variants of floristic quality assessment indicate wetland condition.
Thomas E Kutcher, Graham E Forrester

J Environ Manage· July 2018

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Comparing fishers' and scientific estimates of size at maturity and maximum body size as indicators for overfishing.
Elizabeth L Mclean, Graham E Forrester

Ecol Appl· April 2018

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Identification of a putative man-made object from an underwater crash site using CAD model superimposition.
Jay Vincelli, Fatih Calakli, Michael Stone, Graham Forrester, Timothy Mellon

Forensic Sci Int· April 2018

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Episodic Disturbance from Boat Anchoring Is a Major Contributor to, but Does Not Alter the Trajectory of, Long-Term Coral Reef Decline.
Graham E Forrester, Rebecca L Flynn, Linda M Forrester, Lianna L Jarecki

PLoS One· June 2016

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High population density enhances recruitment and survival of a harvested coral reef fish.
Clare L Wormald, Mark A Steele, Graham E Forrester

Ecol Appl· March 2013

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Participation, process quality, and performance of marine protected areas in the wider Caribbean.
Tracey Dalton, Graham Forrester, Richard Pollnac

Environ Manage· June 2012

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Marine reserves as linked social-ecological systems.
Richard Pollnac, Patrick Christie, Joshua E Cinner, Tracey Dalton, Tim M Daw, Graham E Forrester

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· October 2010

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Musical chairs mortality functions: density-dependent deaths caused by competition for unguarded refuges.
Jameal F Samhouri, Richard R Vance, Graham E Forrester, Mark A Steele

Oecologia· May 2009

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Recent region-wide declines in Caribbean reef fish abundance.
Michelle J Paddack, John D Reynolds, Consuelo Aguilar, Richard S Appeldoorn, Jim Beets, Graham E Forrester

Curr Biol· April 2009

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Inter-cohort competition drives density dependence and selective mortality in a marine fish.
Jameal F Samhouri, Mark A Steele, Graham E Forrester

Ecology· April 2009

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SPATIAL DENSITY DEPENDENCE SCALES UP BUT DOES NOT PRODUCE TEMPORAL DENSITY DEPENDENCE IN A REEF FISH.
Graham E Forrester, Mark A Steele, Jameal F Samhouri, Bryn Evans, Richard R Vance

Ecology· November 2008

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Assessing the magnitude of intra- and interspecific competition in two coral reef fishes.
Graham E Forrester, Bryn Evans, Mark A Steele, Richard R Vance

Oecologia· July 2006

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Parasitism and a shortage of refuges jointly mediate the strength of density dependence in a reef fish.
Graham E Forrester, Rachel J Finley

Ecology· May 2006

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Small-scale field experiments accurately scale up to predict density dependence in reef fish populations at large scales.
Mark A Steele, Graham E Forrester

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· September 2005

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Growth of estuarine fish is associated with the combined concentration of sediment contaminants and shows no adaptation or acclimation to past conditions.
Graham E Forrester, Brett I Fredericks, Dean Gerdeman, Bryn Evans, Mark A Steele

Mar Environ Res· September 2003

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Strong density-dependent survival and recruitment regulate the abundance of a coral reef fish.
Graham E Forrester

Oecologia· August 1995

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Effects of trout on the diel periodicity of drifting in baetid mayflies.
Paul L Douglas, Graham E Forrester, Scott D Cooper

Oecologia· June 1994

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