An unusual coral disease appeared on the Florida Reef Tract in June 1995. It was distinct in
its microbiology, its pattern of tissue degradation, the species susceptible to it, and its …

… The size of these reefs, however, may change considerably, due to shifting sands during
storms (Goldberg, unpublished). A total of 15 species of coral was collected from the patch reefs …

A coral disease characterized by a novel pattern of rapid tissue destruction first appeared on
reefs of the middle Florida Keys in lune 1995. Between lune and October 1995 the disease …

The photosynthetic and respiratory responses of two scleractinian coral species from Florida,
Dichocoenia stokesii and Meandrina meandrites were examined in vitro under conditions …

: Assessment of cognitive and emotional variables in 19 females with hyperthyroidism was
made pretreatment, at 3 weeks, and after euthyroidism was established. A matched group of …

… Goldberg has taught one such course for years, and he marshals that experience in the pages
of The Biology of Reefs and Reef Organisms. Goldberg … , and Goldberg details the plants …

… The occurrence of a ciliated groove along the filament length indicates a role in small particle
transport, while the collar cells suggest a phagocytic capacity (Goldberg 2002b). Roles of …

… In addition, supplemental material available from http://maps.fiu.edu/gis/goldberg/atolls
provides access to an interactive map in which satellite imagery is provided for nearly all of the …

The carbonate skeleton of the gorgonian coral Corallium rubrum (L.) is composed of both a
skeletal axis and numerous sclerites scattered in the mesoglea. Studies carried out on these …

The scleractinian Mycetophyllia reesi lacks even the vestiges of tentacles, but quickly captures
particulate food by mucus entanglement. Mesenterial filaments emerge through the oral …