@techreport{daff2334,
          number = {6017 ; FRDC Project No. 2010/554},
            type = {Project Report},
           title = {Effects of climate change on reproduction,larval development, and adult health of coral trout (Plectropomus spp.)},
          author = {M.S. Prachett and V. Messmer and A. Reynolds and J. Martin and T.D. Clark and P.L. Munday and A.J. Tobin and A.S. Hoey},
       publisher = {Fisheries Research and Development Corporation},
            year = {2013},
        keywords = {Final report ; Serranidae, Plectropomus, climate change, Coral Reef Fin Fish Fishery, larval development,
aerobic scope, gene expression, vulnerability, sensitivity, exposure, adaptive capacity,
temperature, habitat degradation, ocean acidification},
             url = {http://era.daf.qld.gov.au/id/eprint/2334/},
        abstract = {Climate change is emerging as the single greatest threat to coral-reef ecosystems.The most immediate impacts will be a loss of diversity and changes to fish community composition and may lead to eventual declines in abundance and productivity of key fisheries species. A key component of this research is to assess effects of projected changes in environmental conditions (temperature and ocean acidity) due to climate change on reproduction, growth and development of coral trout (Plectropomus leopardis).Ultimately, this research will fill key knowledge gaps about climate change impacts on larger fishes, which are fundamental to optimizing resilience-based management, and in turn improve the adaptive capacity of industries and communities along the Great Barrier Reef.}
}