Gal,-G.; Genin,-A.  Coral reef: A factor influencing 
	zooplankton distribution.  ISR.-J.-ZOOL. 1993 vol. 39, 
	no. 1, p. 58.

Previous studies show that significant predation on 
zooplankton occurs over and near coral reefs. We therefore 
postulated that a body of water, rich in zooplankton, that 
comes in contact with the coral reef would gradually be 
depleted of zooplankton. This depletion should be detectable 
both in time and space. Zooplankton was sampled both 
temporally, by repetitive sampling from a parcel of water as 
it moved along the reef, and spatially, by sampling at 
different distances from the reef. The temporal sampling was 
replicated away from the reef.