Figure 3.

Sunburst plot showing the proportion of the most representative species per family observed in the visual censuses made in the Fernando de Noronha Archipelago, Southwest Atlantic. The inner circle shows the percentage of individuals recorded by families, while the outer circle displays the proportional abundance of the most representative species recorded in this study. The seven most abundant fish families are displayed individually, while the remainder families are pooled together in the category named Other which contains fishes from 22 families (Aulostomidae, Balistidae, Belonidae, Blennidae, Bothidae, Carangidae, Carcharhinidae, Cheatodontidae, Clupeidae, Dasyatidae, Gobiidae, Hemiramphidae, Holocentridae, Kyphosidae, Lutjanidae, Monacanthidae, Mullidae, Muraenidae, Ophichthidae, Ostraciidae, Pomacanthidae and Sphyraenidae) and 32 species (Acanthostracionpolygonium, Aluterusscriptus, Aulostomusstrigosus, Bothuslunatus, Cantherhinespullus, Carangoidesbartholomaei, Caranxcrysos, C.latus, C.lugubris, Chaetodonocellatus, Coryphopterusglaucofraenum, Echidnacatenata, Gymnothoraxmiliaris, Harengulajaguana, Hemiramphusbrasiliensis, Holocentrusadscensionis, Hypanusberthalutzae, Kyphosus sp., Lactophrystrigonus, Lutjanusjocu, Melichthysniger, Mulloidichthysmartinicus, Muraenapavonina, Myrichthysocellatus, Myripristisjacobus, Negaprionbrevirostris, Ophioblenniustrinitatis, Platybeloneargalus, Pomacanthusparu, Pseudupeneusmaculatus, Sphyraenabarracuda and Sphyraenaguachancho).