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The 21 pages that link to Coral reef fish, each with the reason it gives.

• Coral reefRelated: Their feeding and shelter use connect reef structure to its animal communities.

• Coral bleachingRelated: Loss of living coral can remove shelter and feeding sites for reef fish.

• TeleostBroader topic: Their variety shows how teleost lineages have diversified across marine habitats.

• CoralRelated: Coral-built habitat provides food, shelter, and breeding sites for many fish.

• Coral TriangleRelated: Their extraordinary diversity is a defining feature of the Coral Triangle.

• Mesoamerican Barrier Reef SystemRelated: Their feeding and shelter needs link reef habitats into a living ecosystem.

• Aquarium tradeBroader topic: Collection for aquariums can add pressure to some reef fish populations.

• PercomorphaRelated: Percomorph lineages make up a large share of reef fish diversity.

• Barrier reefRelated: The complex reef framework offers shelter, feeding grounds, and breeding habitat.

• IchthyologyBroader topic: Their diversity and specialized relationships make reef responses to environmental change consequential.

• Moray eelNarrower topic: Morays are predators within reef fish communities.

• Caribbean coral reefsRelated: Their grazing, predation, and movement help shape reef communities.

• Cleaner shrimpRelated: They are common clients and provide the ecological setting for shrimp cleaning.

• DamselfishNarrower topic: Damselfish are a prominent reef-fish family, occupying niches from shallow flats to deeper slopes.

• OstraciidaeRelated: Many boxfishes inhabit reefs, where their shape and armor suit close-quarters movement.

• Brain coralRelated: The complex folds of brain-coral colonies provide shelter and feeding sites for reef animals.

• Kingman ReefRelated: These communities are among the reef’s characteristic marine inhabitants.

• TrumpetfishNarrower topic: Trumpetfish are predators within the diverse communities of coral reef fishes.

• Anthias anthiasNarrower topic: Its habitat and schooling behavior make it a characteristic reef fish.

• Linckia laevigataRelated: They occupy the same reef ecosystems and contribute to the surrounding food web.

• Ribbon eelNarrower topic: Its habitat and prey place the ribbon eel within reef-associated fish communities.