The Changing Fate of Coral Reefs: Lessons from the Deep Past
Pages 3-27

Taphonomy: Detecting Critical Events in Fossil Reef-Coral Assemblages
Benjamin J. Greenstein
Pages 31-60

Biotic Turnover Events on Coral Reefs: A Probabilistic Approach
Richard B. Aronson, Stephen P. Ellner
Pages 61-84

Inferring Past Outbreaks of the Crown-of-Thorns Seastar from Scar Patterns on Coral Heads
Lyndon M. DeVantier, Terence J. Done
Pages 85-125

Influence of Terrigenous Runoff on Offshore Coral Reefs: An Example from the Flower Garden Banks, Gulf of Mexico
Kenneth J. P. Deslarzes, Alexis Lugo-Fernández
Pages 126-160

Fidelity of Annual Growth in Montastraea faveolata and the Recentness of Coral Bleaching in Florida
Robert B. Halley, J. Harold Hudson
Pages 161-177

Demise, Regeneration, and Survival of Some Western Atlantic Reefs During the Holocene Transgression
Ian G. Macintyre
Pages 181-200

Broad-Scale Patterns in Pleistocene Coral Reef Communities from the Caribbean: Implications for Ecology and Management
John M. Pandolfi, Jeremy B. C. Jackson
Pages 201-236

Ecological Shifts along the Florida Reef Tract: The Past as a Key to the Future
William F. Precht, Steven L. Miller
Pages 237-312

Extreme Climatic Events and Coral Reefs: How Much Short-Term Threat from Global Change?
Bernhard Riegl
Pages 315-341

Responses of Coral Reefs to El Niño-Southern Oscillation Sea-Warming Events
Gerard M. Wellington, Peter W. Glynn
Pages 342-385

Constraints on Predicting Coral Reef Response to Climate Change
Joan A. Kleypas
Pages 386-424