Coastal Seas
Noah, Michael D POJ
Michael.D.Noah at poj.usace.army.mil
Mon Feb 7 03:34:22 EST 2000
I'm just going through some of my older e-mails
(vacation in January/February), and I didn't see a public response to your
query. If you haven't found a source as yet, you may want to try Amazon.com -
they claim to be able to ship the book in 4-6 weeks, and my experience is they
usually do. Here's the URL:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0632049553/o/qid=949912286/sr=2-1/002-772
9310-8773819
<http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0632049553/o/qid=949912286/sr=2-1/002-77
29310-8773819>
Mata ne,
Michael
<<...>>
US Army Corps
of Engineers
Japan District
Michael D. Noah, Ecologist
USAEDJ, Box 81
APO AP 96338-5010
011-81-311-763-5065
011-81-311-763-8869 FAX
Michael.D.Noah at poj.usace.army.mil
<mailto:Michael.D.Noah at poj.usace.army.mil>
-----Original Message-----
From: Low Kim Yew Jeffrey
[mailto:jeffrey at nus.edu.sg]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 5:24
PM
To: coral-list at coral.aoml.noaa.gov
Subject: Coastal Seas
Hi coral listers,
Sorry to trouble everyone on this minor
issue. I remember someone mentioning
a book by John Clarke (?) called Coastal
Seas (?). Unfortunately, I have
since deleted that email. Is it in print
yet? And where may I get a copy?
Thanks.
Jeffrey Low
Tropical Marine Science Institute
National University of Singapore
14 Kent Ridge Road, SINGAPORE 119223
Tel: (65) 774 9656, Fax: (65) 774 9654
Email: jeffrey at nus.edu.sg
-----Original Message-----
From: sarang kulkarni
[mailto:coral110 at usa.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 9:35 PM
To: coral-list at coral.aoml.noaa.gov
Subject: Is 1998 Elnino is the only
culprit of mass mortality?
Dear Coral lister,
First of all wish you happy new year!
Do you think that only 1998 Elino
phenomena is only responsible for coral
mass
mortality or the degradation is natural
process as part of ecosystem
dynamics
in that period. In Andaman Islands,
during 1998 Elnino event, it is reported
that the mass mortality was 60-90%.
Since I am working in this islands from
past two year especially in M. G. Marine
National Park and even I was
present
in the field during elnino event
reported.
I haven't noticed any mass mortality in
same period. My LIT data and
previous
studies (Daorairaj et al 1997, Arthuer
1996) shows that, since 1990 live
coral
is decreasing gradually at the rate of
3-5 % per year. And I don't see at
present rise in surface temperature as
culprit of coral mortality in Andaman
islands. I beleive that cumulitive
effect of sedimentation, storms, decrease
in salinity in monsoon and may be rise
in sea surface temperature can be the
reason of coral mortality in these
islands.
However by making public statement it
can divert attention from real cause
of
coral reef degradation and it also
affect the other researchers who are
working on long term project on coral
reef assessment and trying to find out
what is the extent of various causes on
reef.
Lets have discussion on the pinpointing
the cause of coral mortality.
I will be very happy if I get feed back
on above topic.
Regards
Sarang
Sarang Kulkarni
Coral Reef Researcher
Wildlife Institute of India
P.B. #18 Dehradun - 248 001
INDIA
Phone: 91-135-640112
Fax: 91-135-640117
Email: coral110 at usa.net
coral110 at hotmail.com
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