Sean R. Connolly

The paper examines how energy quantity and quality influence biodiversity in coastal oceans, finding that high-quality energy sources support greater species richness and planktonic diversity.

This study quantifies the potential increase in sustainable fish yields from rebuilding coral reef fish stocks globally, showing significant food provisioning gains.

This paper quantifies the demographic effectiveness of coral restoration strategies by analyzing matrix population models, finding that structural interventions improving survival and recruitment are more efficient than supplemental approaches.

The paper downscaling global fisheries reference points to assess local reef fishery sustainability in Papua New Guinea, finding overfishing and unsustainable stock levels.

This study uses a process-based model to show that environmental fluctuations and conspecific density-dependence, not species interactions, drive coral reef fish community dynamics.