1976
DOI: 10.1016/0025-3227(76)90097-9
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Sequential studies of hurricane deposit evolution at Funafuti atoll

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“…Long-term storm records have successfully been used to interpret both normal and abnormal distribution ofcoral reef benthos (15, 26,[39][40][41]. Because of the fortuitous and unique existence of quantified photographic substrate maps before this event, the data presented here give singularly clear evidence of the profound influence that natural physical disturbance can play in altering patterns of interactions among organisms in a complex community.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Long-term storm records have successfully been used to interpret both normal and abnormal distribution ofcoral reef benthos (15, 26,[39][40][41]. Because of the fortuitous and unique existence of quantified photographic substrate maps before this event, the data presented here give singularly clear evidence of the profound influence that natural physical disturbance can play in altering patterns of interactions among organisms in a complex community.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…This contribution focusses on the latter. Coral-rubble ridges are documented at several locations worldwide, amongst others from Australia (e.g., Scheffers et al, 2012), Pacific atolls (McKee, 1959;Maragos et al, 1973;Baines et al, 1974;Baines and McLean, 1976), Hawaii (e.g., Richmond et al, 2011), and the Caribbean (e.g., Morton et al, 2006Morton et al, , 2008Richmond and Morton, 2007;Spiske and Jaffe, 2009;Caron, 2011). For most of these examples a tropical-storm origin is well documented and post-event surveys following a storm event reported coral-rubble ridge emplacement by storm waves.…”
Section: Spiske and R B Halley: A Coral-rubble Ridge As Evidencementioning
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“…Considering the different hydrodynamic processes associated with storm and tsunami inundation a tsunamigenic emplacement of coarse-clast ridges is unlikely (e.g., Sugawara et al, 2008;Weiss, 2012). Hence, combining field evidence for recent storms and the related hydrodynamic aspects, coral-rubble ridges are most probably the result of storm wave action (e.g., Baines and McLean, 1976;Morton et al, 2006Morton et al, , 2008Spiske and Jaffe, 2009).…”
Section: Spiske and R B Halley: A Coral-rubble Ridge As Evidencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…12) on barrier island evolution (Ingram, 1968) and atolls (McKee, 1959;Ingram, 1968;Baines and McLean, 1976;Davis and others, 1989). More recently, paleostorm research, commonly referred to as "paleotempestology" has greatly increased (Liu and Fearn, 1993;Liu and Fearn, 2000;Donnelly and others, 2001;Donnelly and others, 2004;Liu, 2004;Donnelly, 2005;Cheung and others, 2007;Woodruff and others, 2008;McCloskey and Liu, 2012).…”
Section: General Approaches and Techniques For Assessing Storm Frequencymentioning
confidence: 99%