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Advances in coral reef ecosystem research in Latin America. XIII Mexican Coral Reef Congress (CMAC) / IV Pan-American Coral Reef Congress (CPAC)
Vol. 74 No. S4 (2026)Coral reefs are considered the marine ecosystems of greatest biological, ecological, and even cultural value (Spalding et al. 2017). They are also the most vulnerable to, and threatened by, the effects of climate change and other stressors, both natural and anthropogenic (Pandolfi et al. 2003), which has led to a global trend of accelerated loss of coral reefs (González-Rivero et al. 2026) and of the services they provide to us (Eddy et al. 2021).
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Marine Biodiversity of the Guanacaste Conservation Area
Vol. 74 No. S3 (2026)Marine Biodiversity of the Guanacaste Conservation Area -
Coral restoration in Latin America and the Caribbean: papers presented at the Reef Futures 2024 congress, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Vol. 74 No. S1 (2026)Papers presented at the Reef Future 2024 Congress, Cancun, Mexico, Latin America and Caribbean chapter of the Coral Restoration Consortium
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Regular Issue - January - December 2026 - Continuous Publication
Vol. 74 No. 1 (2026)Regular Issue - January - December 2026 - Continuous Publication
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V Aniversario del Centro de Investigación en Biodiversidad y Ecología Tropical (CIBET)
Vol. 73 No. S2 (2025) -
Revista de Biología Tropical (Rev. Biol. Trop.) RBT: Continuous publication (open issue) - 01 January - 31 December, 2024
Vol. 72 No. 1 (2024)Single issue per volume, continuous publication (open issue).
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Advances and challenges of coral restoration in Latin America and the Caribbean
Vol. 71 No. S1 (2023) -
Volume 69 – Supplement 1 – March 2021: Research on Echinoderms in Latin America V
Vol. 69 No. S1 (2021) -
Volume 68 – Supplement 2 – September 2020: Freshwater Ecosystems in Latin America
Vol. 68 No. S2 (2020)
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