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Figure 1.

Map of study region, sub-regions, and the 2667 surveyed reefs (green dots).

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Figure 2.

Coral cover in the Indo-Pacific.

(a) Cover (means ± 1 SE) in ten subregions of the Indo-Pacific. Data are from 2003 for seven subregions and from 2002 for three subregions not adequately sampled after 2002 (Hawaiian Islands, Taiwan & Japan, and Western Pacific). Values above the bars are the number of reefs surveyed in each subregion. (b-i) Histograms illustrating percent coral cover in the Indo-Pacific and selected subregions during different periods. (d) is based on [45].

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Figure 3.

Regional trends in coral cover between 1968 and 2004.

(a) White bars represent Indo-Pacific coral cover and open symbols (right axis) are the number of reefs surveyed each year. (b) Coral cover in ten Indo-Pacific subregions in each of three periods. Plotted values are means±1 SE and values above each bar are the subregional sample sizes. * = no data were available

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Table 1.

Results of linear repeated measures regression analyses on the relationship between coral cover and time in the Indo-Pacific.

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Figure 4.

Illustrative examples of asynchrony of coral cover among 25 randomly selected monitored reefs on the GBR (a) and in Indonesia (b).

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