SDAFS 2000 Midyear Biology and Management of Reef Fishes Session Titles

Session 1: MARMAP Program Review
	MARMAP Studies of Reef Fishes off the Southeastern United States 1983-2000
	A Summary of MARMAP's Reef Fish Tagging Activities off the Southeastern United States
	Age, Growth and Reproductive Biology of the Black Sea Bass, Centropristis striata, from the southeastern United States
	Age, growth, and reproduction of scamp, Mycteroperca phenax, in the southwestern North Atlantic, 1979-1996
Session 2: Reef Fish Life History Studies
	Life history of the red grouper (Epinephelus morio) off the North and South Carolina Coast
	Life History of the Gray Triggerfish from the Southeastern United States
	Red snapper reproduction revisited: spawning and fecundity in the northern Gulf of Mexico, 1998-1999
	Reproductive biology and ecology of red porgy, Pagrus pagrus, in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico
	Changes in life history patterns of vermilion snapper and red porgy in the Gulf of Mexico
	Age and Growth of Yellowtail Snapper, Ocyurus chrysurus, collected from the South Eastern United States
	Larval Biology and Transport Scenarios for Lutjanids and Haemulids of Southwest Cuba and Southeast Florida
	Ingress Of Postlarval Snappers (Principally Lutjanus Griseus) Into The Newport River Estuary, North Carolina
Session 3: Status of Reef Fish Stocks
	Good and bad years in the Gulf: tracking age-structure for gag grouper and red snapper
	The effects of shelf-edge fishing on the demographics of the gag, Mycteroperca microlepis, population of the southeastern United States
Session 4: Reef Fish Communities, Distribution, and Habitat
	A preliminary study of reef fish of Navassa Island
	Distribution, abundance and habitat utilization of adult and juvenile jewfish, Epinephelus itajara, in southwest Florida, USA
	Fish populations and habitat recovery in the Oculina Research Reserve (1995 to 1999) off Ft. Pierce, FL
	Trophic Subsidies in the Twilight Zone: Food Web Structure of Outer Continental Shelf Reef Fishes
	The Distribution of Enneanectes (Blennioidei: Tripterygiidae) on Multiple Spatial Scales
	Attraction of age-0 red snapper, Lutjanus campechanus, to areas of reduced bycatch mortality
	Fish Assemblages on High Latitude Coral Reefs: A Work in Progress
Session 5: Reef Fish Population Structure
	Stock structure of red snapper in the northern Gulf of Mexico: Is their management as a single unit stock justified based on spatial and temporal patterns of genetic variation, otolith microchemistry, and growth rates?
	Population genetic partitions and phylogeography of Atlantic reef zones: Rypticus saponaceous and Epinephelus adscensionis (Perciformes: Serranidae)
	Analysis Of Mitochondrial DNA Sequence Variation And Ecological Distribution Of Six Color Morphologies Of The Serranid Fish Hypoplectrus
	Genetic studies of white grunt, Haemulon plumieri, indicate restricted gene flow and deep phylogeographic divergence between Caribbean, Trinidadian and Atlantic Coast populations
Session 5: Reef Fish Management Issues
	Fishery-independent and fishery-dependent data: which should be used to manage the resource?
	Do Stock Assessments Reflect Reality?
	A Socio-Demographic Assessment Of Commercial Reef Fishermen In The South Atlantic
	Manmade Reefs As A Model In Marine Reserve Research
	The Role of Public Aquaria in the Conservation of Fish Species: Examples from the South Carolina Aquarium

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