First report on large scleractinian (Cnidaria: Anthozoa) accumulations in cold-temperate shallow water of south Chilean fjords

By G. Försterra, V. Häussermann. 2003

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1. L. Beuck
2. Vreni Häussermann
3. A. Freiwald
4. G. Försterra
5. J. M. Roberts

Citations in the corpus

• Cold Water Coral Reefs: Out of Sight-No Longer Out of Mind (2004, unknown): “The dense populations of Desmophyllum dianthus living in only 7 to 25 m on the slopes of a Chilean fjord (Försterra and Häussermann, 2003) are an interesting example.”
• Shallow-water Desmophyllum dianthus (Scleractinia) from Chile: characteristics of the biocoenoses, the bioeroding community, heterotrophic interactions and (paleo)-bathymetric implications (2005, background): “In the northern Chilean fjord region, however, this species occurs in the photic zone and forms extended coral banks in water depths as shallow as 20 m (Försterra and Häussermann 2003).”