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Diadema
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Publication
Cornish, A. 2003. Diadema sea urchins and the black-spot tuskfish. Porcupine! Newsletter of the Department of Ecology and Biodiversity, No. 28. University of Hong Kong. Link  
Cunningham, M. 2001. One Of First Attempts To Save Coral Reefs Upcoming. Daily University Science News. Link  
Hay, M.E. 1984. Patterns of fish and urchin grazing on Caribbean coral reefs: Are previous results typical? Ecology. 65: 446-454.  
McClanahan, TR and JC Mutere. 1994. Coral and sea urchin assemblage structure and interrelationships in Kenyan reef lagoons. Hydrobiologia. 286: 109-124.  
McClanahan, TR, Arthur, R., Kaunda-Arara, B., Kiambo, R., Machano, H., Mangi, S., Muthiga, N., and M. Rodriques. 2000. Sea Urchin reduction as a restoration technique in a new marine park. Proceedings of the 9th International Coral Reef Symposium 2:947-953.  
Sammarco, P.W. 1980. Diadema and its relationship to coral spat mortality: grazing, competition, and biological disturbance. J. Exp. Mar. Ecol. 45: 245-272.  




Success Stories
Raloff, J. 2001. Wanted: Reef Cleaners; Can spiny housekeepers save beleaguered Caribbean corals? Science News Online, 160(8): 120. Link  
Samarrai, F. Helping urchins may benefit corals. Link  
Smith, P. Corals and sea urchins: Two parts of the same story. North Carolina Sea Grant. Link  


Photo Gallery
ReefBase. Sea urchins graze on algae which compete with corals for space and light. Link  
ReefBase. Diadema antillarum on coral rubble. Link  


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