Fisheries restrictions and their cascading effects on herbivore abundance and macroalgae removal at Kenyan coral reefs
Ewout G. Knoester(Wageningen University & Research), Ronald Osinga(Marine Ecology Research Institute), Albertinka J. Murk(Wageningen University & Research), Veerle E. Plug(Wageningen University & Research), Susan O. Sande(Kenyatta University)
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