Variations in sedimentary assemblages among sites.

Variations in sedimentary assemblages among sites.

<p>The non-metric multidimensional scaling (nMDS) plot shows the relationship of sediment samples to the separation among sites. The species vectors shown are the sedimentary categories that contribute the most to the separation among sites. Squares represent the sites from Punta Maroma, circl...

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Main Author: Victor Rodriguez-Ruano (19837931) (author)
Other Authors: Richard B. Aronson (11965216) (author), Lorenzo Alvarez-Filip (237395) (author), Esmeralda Perez-Cervantes (19837934) (author), Nuria Estrada-Saldivar (7482596) (author), William F. Precht (11454289) (author)
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Ecology
Sociology
Inorganic Chemistry
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
large size classes
dominant calcifying organisms
different hierarchical levels
sparisoma viride </
parrotfish assemblages dominated
elevated erosion rates
different spatial scales
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dead coral skeletons
respective sedimentary assemblages
sedimentary assemblages
halimeda </
benthic assemblages
influence spatial
high rates
bioerosion rates
two variables
significant predictor
sediments coinciding
relative abundance
reef sediments
previous studies
main drivers
life histories
km ),
historical changes
high abundances
gross degree
excavating species
derived sediments
coralline algae
collected samples
carbonate budget
associated sediments
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Summary:<p>The non-metric multidimensional scaling (nMDS) plot shows the relationship of sediment samples to the separation among sites. The species vectors shown are the sedimentary categories that contribute the most to the separation among sites. Squares represent the sites from Punta Maroma, circles represent the sites from Akumal, and triangles represent the sites form Punta Allen.</p> <p>(TIFF)</p>

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