
ALT A montage of five photos and a graph. The center photo is of a gnathiid coral-reef fish parasite. On the left are two photos of high-live coral habitat. On the right are two photos of low-live-coral habitat. Nestled among the five photos is a graph whose x-axis depicts percent substrate cover and whose y-axis depicts local abundance of gnathiids. There are two curves, one for the relationship between percent live coral and gnathiid abundance and the other for the relationship between dead coral and gnathiid abundance. For both curves, the more abundant the substrate, the less abundant are the gnathiid parasites. But, as live coral is more plentiful, gnathiid abundance falls off more rapidly than it does for more abundance of dead coral.

ALT Image text:GWH Artist Feature Jess Jardim-Wedepohl "This book has been such a labour of love for everyone involved. I read the stories contributed by the amazing scientists that I was asked to illustrate, and they are so fascinating and inspiring." South Africa. LinkedIn profile and website: jessjardimwedepohl.co.za Photo of Jess smiling, and a icon of paintbrushes in a glass jar.

ALT "Today is #GivingTuesday ! Please consider donating to the Global Women in Herpetology Project." Collage image of all the women herpetologists authors who have contributed to the book in rows of head shot photos plus the GWH project frog logo. QR code links to Paypal and Venmo: https://www.womeninherpetology.com/donations
































