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Habitat complexity results in high preference of lower, but not higher temperature by a common coral reef fish, Chromis atripectoralis

James Cook University
Nay, Tiffany
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Primary investigator: Tiffany Nay, PhD Candidate 

Co-authors: Jacob L Johansen, Jodie L Rummer, John F Steffensen, Andrew S Hoey 

Institution: ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, James Cook University, Townsville, QLD 4810, Australia 

Project Title: The influence of habitat complexity on temperature preference in a common coral reef damselfish, Chromis atripectoralis. 

Aim: Establish the influence of habitat complexity on the temperature preference in the black-axil chromis, Chromis atripectoralis 

Habitat treatments: 

               -Focal fish used for measurements: Chromis atripectoralis 

               -Complex habitat: a branching coral skeleton, Acropora nasuta 

               -Rubble habitat: degraded coral skeleton, Acropora nasuta 

Data information: Treatments included the placement of complex habitat in the warm chamber and rubble habitat in the cold chamber, the placement of complex habitat in the cold chamber and rubble habitat in the warm chamber, and the absence of habitat (i.e., control) in a two-chambered shuttlebox system. Each treatment has 15 individuals, each used only once. 

File information: Labelled by date, tank, and treatment. Dates are marked by start and end date. Example) 1 (trial start date).2 (new start date).6 (month) 

Data only to be used with permission of the primary author. 

 

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Created: 2019-11-05

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  • DOI : 10.25903/5DC0D73461BD6
  • Local : researchdata.jcu.edu.au//published/988e7fe049663cf4bf00a59e5326f775
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