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Reconstructing reef fish communities using fish otoliths in coral reef sediments

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Fish otoliths from the mid-Holocene and sub-Recent reef sediments.

Images are inner views and scale bars = 1 mm. A-C. Scaridae indet., A, left otolith, mid-Holocene, Sunset Point; B, right otolith, sub-Recent, Cayo Adriana; C, right otolith, sub-Recent, Punta Caracol. D-F. Eucinostomus sp., D, left otolith, sub-Recent, Cayo Adriana; E, F, right otoliths, mid-Holocene, E, Sweet Bocas Trench 3; F, Sunset Point. G. Gerreidae indet., right otolith, mid-Holocene, Sweet Bocas Trench 3. H. Scarus sp., left otolith, mid-Holocene, Sweet Bocas Trench 6. I, J. Mullidae indet., right otoliths, sub-Recent, I, La Caleta Beach Reef; J, Hickory Ship, La Caleta. K. Epinephelinae indet., right otolith, mid-Holocene, Cañon los Rios. L, M. Serranidae indet., sub-Recent, Cayo Adriana, L, left otolith; M, right otolith. N. Scorpaenidae indet., left otolith, sub-Recent, Cayo Adriana.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0218413.g007