Our list, however, is by no means complete. If you are in possession of, or have written any abstracts, which you would like to contribute to our list, we will gladly add them. In addition, if you have any comments or suggestions regarding this service, we welcome your opinions. To send any abstracts or comments, send a message to this address: coral@coral.aoml.noaa.gov

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Other Sources of References

ReefBase: A Global Database on Coral Reefs and Their Resources. The Non-Destructive Coral Health Monitoring Home Page (a Sea Grant sponsored effort). Mark Eakin's Coral Literature Page. Panama Proceedings References submitted by Dr. Gert Jan Gast. Eric Borneman's coral literature list also available in PDF Format. For more information contact Eric Borneman at Sclerite@aol.com. Compilation of (mostly French) references, in PDF Format. Bibliography: Climate Change and its Impact on Species/Ecosystems.Also available in PDF format. Prepared by Wil Burns. REEF RESEARCH: Quarterly newsletter published by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA). Compilation of 700+ references on  remote sensing of reefs and other useful papers on related subjects, in  PDF Format. Also available in EndNote Reference Manager Format (.enl). Submitted by Serge Andrefouet. Coral Siltation References. GCRMN's "Socioeconomic Manual for Coral Reef Management" by L. Bunce, P. Townsley, R. Pomeroy, R. Pollnac in PDF format. (~15Mb) Dr. Anne Cohen's list of references on gorgonian growth rates. Selected bibliography of storms as they relate to coral health. CHAMP's Coral Literature Bibliography, accumulated from references posted on the Coral List Server. New scientific book links between physical and biological processes in coral reefs. Scientific journal dealing with mangroves and their links with fringing coral reefs. AIMS Research: Coral Reefs and Mangroves: Modelling and Management.