The Ecological Role of Sharks on Coral Reefs

Overview of attention for article published in Trends in Ecology & Evolution, March 2016

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RT @mcleamj: Yesterday's paper https://t.co/5OyzazOzIt @JezRoff https://t.co/qg06C35xY1

26 Mar 2021

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Yesterday's paper https://t.co/5OyzazOzIt @JezRoff https://t.co/qg06C35xY1

26 Mar 2021

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@SJC_fishy @sawsharkman We covered the evidence base in a previous synthesis paper in TREE. The evidence to support hypothesised shark-driven trophic cascades that benefit corals is weak and equivocal in most cases: https://t.co/UH7RPwcXG1

16 Feb 2021

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@squatinaivalina Agree. We wrote a synthesis paper on this a few years ago. The “messaging” is carried by NGOs and is pervasive in the literature, but the empirical evidence is often lacking https://t.co/EVDyS5hwnu

08 Jul 2020

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