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factors including island type, wave energy, human populations density, chlorophyll a, topographic complexity, correlate with type of herbivorous fishes

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Monitoring herbivorous fishes as indicators or coral reef resilience in American Samoa

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types of herbivores determine prevalence of cover by corals and types of algae that are prevalent

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Water quality and herbivory interactively drive coral-reef recovery patterns in American Samoa

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Monitoring herbivorous fishes as indicators or coral reef resilience in American Samoa