Scatterplot of percent live coral and parrotfish biomass.

<p>Data are from 108 sites around Barbuda (r² = 0.25, p < 0.001).</p

Map of Barbuda.

<p>Map of survey sites and types of surveys conducted, with newly-implemented no-take zones marked in light gray and zones where net fishing is prohibited marked in darker gray. The 3 nm territorial waters are indicated with a dashed line. Codrington Village is marked along the eastern edge of Codrington Lagoon. The inset map shows the Eastern Caribbean, with Barbuda marked with a red box.</p

Size distribution of conch in Barbuda.

<p>Yellow bars represent juvenile, nonreproductive conch (no flared lip), blue bars represent adult conch (with flared lip), gray represents overlap. The dashed line at 18 cm indicates the legal size of capture for conch in Barbuda.</p

Size-frequency plots for the five most common species of large parrotfish around Barbuda.

<p>Gray bars represent juvenile and female fish, blue bars represent terminal phase males, gray represents overlap. Note that y-axis scale changes with each species.</p

Size frequency histogram of lobster data.

<p>Light blue bars represent males, yellow bars represent females, and gray bars represent overlap. The vertical dashed line is at 95 mm carapace length, the minimum legal size in Barbuda.</p

Total fish biomass.

<p>Spatial distribution of the total biomass of fish communities around Barbuda. Colors and sizes of symbols indicate bins of biomass density, in units of g m^-2.</p

Robomussel data

Robomussel data: intertidal biomimic body temperature of mussels deployed at 6 different countries. 1913 .txt files in total. Files are categorized by location (country, region, site). In addition, metadata file show specific information for loggers at each site

iButton/Tidbit data

ibutton/Tidbit data: intertidal thermal sensors (aerial and water temperature) deployed at 5 different countries. 160 .txt files in total. Files are categorized by location (country, region, site). In addition, metadata file show specific information for loggers at each site