Severe Coral Loss Leaves Reefs With Larger Fish but Low Energy Turnover

ENN
May 6, 2020, 11:01 am91 pts
Research on the Great Barrier Reef has found severe coral loss to be associated with substantial increases in the size of large, long-living herbivorous fish.

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