Eurasia / Peninsula / Leiden / Paris / Oxford / Washington / DC / Cambridge / Granada / Littleport / London / Surrey / Durham / Townsville / Kuala Lumpur / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / Iran / Malaysia / Pakistan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Philippines / Papua New Guinea / Spain / / /
Facility
Curtin University / Tropical Research Institute / R. Hall / Royal Holloway University of London / Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum / Marine Biodiversity W. Renema / 1 / 4* D. R. Bellwood / 2 J. C. Braga / 3 K. Bromfield / 4 R. Hall / James Cook University / Natural History Museum / Museum of Natural History / University of Queensland / Mountain building / Australian Institute of Marine Science / University of Durham / /
Universidad de Granada / Royal Holloway University of London / Cornell / Cambridge Univ. / 2Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies / Curtin University / Perth / University of Durham / Centre for Marine Studies / Australian Institute of Marine Science / Department of Paleontology / University of Queensland / Brisbane / Tropical Research Institute / Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies / School of Marine and Tropical Biology / James Cook University / Oxford Univ. / Smithsonian Institution / Commission for the Geological Map of the World / /
Person
D. Blair / /
ProvinceOrState
Queensland / /
PublishedMedium
Natural History / the Pleis- Our review / /
Region
southwest Europe / southern Europe / Middle East / southwestern Europe / southeast Asia / West India / northwest Africa / /
Hopping Hotspots: Global Shifts in Marine Biodiversity W. Renema,1,4* D. R. Bellwood,2 J. C. Braga,3 K. Bromfield,4 R. Hall,5 K. G. Johnson,6 P. Lunt,7 C. P. Meyer,8 L. B. McMonagle,6,9 R. J. Morley,5,10 A. O’Dea,11 J.