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	Study	Published
	A comparison of epibenthic reef communities settling on commonly used experimental substrates: PVC versus ceramic tiles Based on: Mallela J., Milne B.C. & Martinez-Escobar D. (2017). Study Link	2017
	Alternate benthic assemblages on reef restoration structures and cascading effects on coral settlement Based on: Miller M.W., Valdivia A., Kramer K.L., Mason B., Williams D.E. & Johnston L. (2009). Study Link	2009
	An appraisal of methods used in coral recruitment studies Based on: Mundy C.N. (2000). Study Link	2000
	Artificial reefs as a reef restoration strategy in sediment-affected environments: Insights from long-term monitoring Based on: Ng C.S.L., Toh T.C. & Chou L.M. (2017). Study Link	2017
	Assessment of juvenile coral populations at two reef restoration sites in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary: Indicators of success? Based on: Miller M.W. & Barimo J. (2001). Study Link	2001
	Coral communities on artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico: Standing vs. toppled oil platforms Based on: Sammarco P.W., Lirette A., Tung Y.F., Boland G.S., Genazzio M. & Sinclair J. (2014). Study Link	2014
	Coral recruitment and early benthic community development on several materials used in the construction of artificial reefs and breakwaters Based on: Burt J., Bartholomew A., Bauman A., Saif A. & Sale P.F. (2009). Study Link	2009
	Coral recruitment onto an experimental pulverised fuel ash–concrete artificial reef Based on: Lam K.K.Y. (2003). Study Link	2003
	Development of benthic and fish assemblages on artificial reef materials compared to adjacent natural reef assemblages in Miami-Dade County, Florida Based on: Thanner S.E., McIntosh T.L. & Blair S.M. (2006). Study Link	2006
	Direct seeding of mass-cultured coral larvae is not an effective option for reef rehabilitation Based on: Edwards A., Guest J.R., Heyward A., Villanueva R., Baria M., Bollozos I. & Golbuu Y. (2015). Study Link	2015
	Effect of artificial substratum material and resident adults on coral settlement patterns at Danjugan Island, Philippines Based on: Reyes M.Z. & Yap H.T. (2001). Study Link	2001
	Effects of artificial settlement plate materials and methods of deployment on the sessile epibenthic community development in a tropical environment Based on: Field S.N., Glassom D. & Bythell J. (2007). Study Link	2007
	Examining the use of mass transplantation of brooding and spawning corals to support natural coral recruitment in Sulawesi/Indonesia Based on: Ferse S.C.A., Nugues M.M., Romatzki S.B.C. & Kunzmann A. (2013). Study Link	2013
	Experiment mimics fishing on parrotfish: Insights on coral reef recovery and alternative attractors Based on: Steneck R.S., Arnold S.N. & Mumby P.J. (2014). Study Link	2014
	Experimental analysis of recruitment in a scleractinian coral at high latitude Based on: Tioho H., Tokeshi M. & Nojima S. (2001). Study Link	2001
	Modeling and monitoring tools to assess recovery status and convergence rates between restored and undisturbed coral reef habitats Based on: Lirman D. & Miller M.W. (2003). Study Link	2003
	Preliminary study of community development and scleractinian recruitment on fibreglass artificial reef units in the sedimented waters of Singapore Based on: Loh T.L., Tanzil J.T.I. & Chou L.M. (2006). Study Link	2006
	Rapid recruitment of corals on top shell snail aquaculture structures Based on: Omori M., Kubo H., Kajiwara K., Matsumoto H. & Watanuki A. (2006). Study Link	2006
	*Recruitment and larval connectivity of a remnant Acropora* community in the Arabian Gulf, United Arab Emirates** Based on: Bento R., Cavalcante G., Mateos-Molina D., Riegl B. & Bejarano I. (2021). Study Link	2021
	*Recruitment, early survival and growth of the Mediterranean red coral Corallium rubrum* (L 1758), a 4-year study** Based on: Bramanti L., Magagnini G., Maio L.D. & Santangelo G. (2005). Study Link	2005
	Refuges modulate coral recruitment in the Caribbean and the Pacific Based on: Edmunds P.J., Nozawa Y. & Villanueva R.D. (2014). Study Link	2014
	Settlement and early survival of red coral on artificial substrates in different geographic areas: Some clues for demography and restoration Based on: Bramanti L., Rossi S., Tsounis G., Gili J.M. & Santangelo G. (2007). Study Link	2007
	Species-diverse coral communities on an artificial substrate at a tuna farm in Amami, Japan Based on: Hata H., Hirabayashi I., Hamaoka H., Mukai Y., Omori K. & Fukami H. (2013). Study Link	2013
	The role of larval supply and competition in controlling recruitment of the temperate coral Oculina arbuscula Based on: Gleason D.F., Harbin L.R., Divine L.M. & Matterson K.O. (2018). Study Link	2018

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