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Location Information Author Index Oral and Poster Exhibits Program General Special Presentations Information Recognitions 172 P-24.1107 Sara THANNER*, Stephen BLAIR Artificial Reef Materials as Mitigation for Natural Reef Impacts: Comparison of Benthic and Fish Assemblages on Artificial and Adjacent Natural Reefs in Miami-Dade County, Florida P-24.1108 Danielle MORLEY*, Robin SHERMAN, Lance JORDAN, Richard SPIELER Restoring an Artificial “Enhancement”: Baseline Data to Assess Strategy Effectiveness and Future Mitigation P-24.1109 Sara THANNER*, Stephen BLAIR, Timothy MCINTOSH Comparison of the Benthic and Fish Assemblages on Three Types of Artificial Reef Modules P-24.1110 Judy ROBINSON*, Lance ROBINSON, Brian BUSKIRK, Richard SPIELER Effects of a Novel Invertebrate Substrate on Fish Assemblages Associated with Concrete Modules P-24.1111 Omer POLAK*, Fuad AL-HORANI, Yaron PITKOVSKI, Nadav SHASHAR A Pre-Designed Artificial Reef Planted with Corlas as a Tool to Attract Fish & Relieve Diving Pressure Off Natural Reef P-24.1112 Imam BACHTIAR*, Windy PRAYOGO Coral Recruitment on Reef Ball Structures at the Benete Bay, Sumbawa Island, Indonesia P-24.1113 Todd BARBER*, Jason KRUMHOLZ, John C. WALCH, Catherine JADOT, PHD, Lee E. HARRIS, PH.D., P.E., Tom MAHER A Step-By-Step Guide for Grassroots Efforts to Reef Rehabilitation P-24.1114 Kirk KILFOYLE*, Marcos A. RANGEL, Richard E. DODGE, Richard E. SPIELER Coral Reef Restoration: Standardized Module Intervention and Monitoring Program in Mexico, Preliminary Results P-24.1115 Estradivari ESTRADIVARI*, Tries Blandine RAZAK Distress on Hard Coral Communities on Artificial Reefs: A Case-Study from EcoReefs Rehabilitation Site at Bunaken National Park, Indonesia P-24.1116 Salim AL-MOGHRABI*, Khaled SOKHNY A Newly Established Coral Reef Ecosystem at the Northern Tip of the Gulf of Aqaba - Jordan P-24.1117 Thomas LE BERRE*, Cedric GUIGNARD The Coral Trays, a Simple Method to Create Large Sustainable Artificial Reefs P-24.1118 Andre MILLER*, David GILL, James BLADES Reef Ball Pilot Project in Hastings, Barbados P-24.1119 Adrienne CARTER*, Stacy PREKEL Benthic Colonization and Ecological Successional Patterns on a Planned Nearshore Artificial Reef (AR) System in Broward County, SE Florida P-24.1120 Deron BAUER*, Joshua FEINGOLD Coral Resistance to Hurricane Impacts on the Erojacks Artificial Reef, Dania Beach, Florida P-24.1121 Iris Salud BOLLOZOS*, Ronald VILLANUEVA, Alasdair EDWARDS Recruitment of Corals on Standardized Artificial Substrata at Two Indo-West Pacific Locations P-24.1122 Andrew HANNES*, Lauren FLOYD* Coral Recruitment and Community Development: The Broward County Artificial Reef Compared to Adjacent Hardbottom Areas, Four Years Post-Deployment P-24.1123 Simone LIRA, Fernanda AMARAL*, Cristiane FARRAPEIRA, Carla RAMOS, Kyllderes LIMA Macrobenthic Epifauna Related to Some Artificial Reef Environments from the Pernambuco Littoral, Brazil P-24.1124 William NUCKOLS III* Is the Scale of Your Coral Problem Resulting in Project Paralysis? Unusual Partners May Be the Solution 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future
25. Predicting Reef Futures in the Context of Climate Change: Is 500 ppm CO 2 and 2°C of Warming the ‘Tipping Point’ for Coral Reefs? Co-Chairs: O. Hoegh-Guldberg, A. Baker Thursday, July 10 P-25.1125 Lillian O’CONNELL* In Hot Water: Rising Ocean Temperatures and Coral Reefs P-25.1126 Adekunle OKE* Effects of Climate Change on Coral Reefs P-25.1127 Jasmine JAFFRÉS* Ocean Warming - The Seasonal and Long-Term Variation of the Mixed Layer Depth in the Coral Sea and Its Impact on the Great Barrier Reef P-25.1128 Yutaka TATEDA*, Yuri MASUMITSU, Kenji IWAO, Minoru TAMURA Temperature Dependant Respiration Rate Increase Measured by In-Situ Underwater Respirometer P-25.1129 Laura WICKS, Eugenia SAMPAYO, Jonathan GARDNER, Ove HOEGH-GULDBERG, Simon DAVY* High SymbiodiniumDiversity at High-Latitude Reef Sites – a Means of Survival in the Face of Climate Change? P-25.1130 Richard SNOW*, Mary SNOW GIS Modeling and Mitigation of Coral Reef Damage P-25.1131 Alessandra SCORE, Eric MIELBRECHT*, Dan WAGNER Climate Change LEADS: Linking Environmental Analysis to Decision Support P-25.1132 Tung-Yung FAN*, Bing-Je WU, Lee-Shing FANG The Heterogeneity of Temperature Change and Coral Bleaching During Temperature Abnormally Warm in Summer 2007 P-25.1133 Michael FIELD*, Andrea OGSTON, Ann GIBBS Rising Sea Level and Increased Turbidity on Fringing Coral Reefs P-25.1134 Miyoko SAKASHITA*, Brendan CUMMINGS*, Andrea TREECE*, Shaye WOLF* Coral Protection Under the U.S. Endangered Species Act P-25.1135 Deborah VIVIAN*, Susan YEE, Sarah KELL, Cheryl MCGILL, Mace BARRON Species Specific Responses to Experimental Bleaching of Corals P-25.1136 John WARE* Making the Loss of Coral Reefs a Personal Matter P-25.1137 Carly RANDALL*, Alina SZMANT Effects of Elevated Seawater Temperatures on the Development and Survivorship of Larvae of the Eklhorn Coral Acropora Palmata P-25.1138 Taratau KIRATA*, Toaea BEIATEUEA, Tebaua SAPOLU, Aaranteiti TEKIAU, Dr. Simon DONNER Coral Reef Monitoring in the Gilbert Group, Kiribati: Taking Into Account Long-Term Monitoring and Limited Resources P-25.1139 Riccardo RODOLFO-METALPA*, Sophie MARTIN, Christine FERRIER-PAGÈS, Jean-Pierre GATTUSO Effects of Elevated PCO2 and Temperature on Calcification and Photosynthesis of the Mediterranean Coral Cladocora Caespitosa P-25.1140 Rachel SILVERSTEIN*, Adrienne M. S. CORREA, Andrew BAKER Distribution of Algal Symbionts (Symbiodinium Spp.) in Reef Corals Along a Latitudinal Gradient in Western Australia P-25.1141 Mary Alice COFFROTH*, Maria Gabriella JACKSON, Patricia MATRAI, Carlton RAUSCHENBERG Variation in Zooxanthella Production of Dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP) 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future 173 Location Information Special Recognitions General Information Program Exhibits Oral and Poster Presentations Author Index
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Reefs for the Future Program Book J
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Contents Mini-Symposium Sessions .
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Contents Author Index . . . . . . .
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Area Map: Ft. Lauderdale 1 2 3 1 2
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ISRS President’s Welcome Letter 1
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Co-Hosts of the 11th International
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Sanctioning Organization Internatio
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Local Organizing Committee and Subc
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Sponsors (continued) Patch Reef Spo
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EDUCATION CENTER PROGRAM A schedule
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On-Site Registration Fees Full ISRS
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Convention Center Floorplans Third
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Scientific Program...continued NOAA
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11 th ICRS Associated Meetings, Eve
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Ceremonies, Addresses, Social Event
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11 th ICRS Awards 11th ICRS Field T
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Exhibitors Aanderaa Instruments 519
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Burn-B-Gone 105 4701 N. Federal Hig
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Harbor Branch Oceangraphic Institut
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Education Exhibitors Aquarius Reef
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11th ICRS Photography Contest The w
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12:00 Reinhold LEINFELDER*, Ulrich
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11:30 Rebecca ALBRIGHT*, Benjamin M
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5. Functional Biology of Corals and
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July 11 (Fri) 10:00-12:15 Room - 30
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20. Modeling Concepts and Processes
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11:00 Nohora GALVIS, Nohora GALVIS*
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25. Predicting Reef Futures in the
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5:45 Rachael MIDDLEBROOK* The Effec
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