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This and the absence of differences in radioisotope composition of sediments in different seasons suggest an important influence of resuspention on the sedimentation regime. Coral communities showed no direct relation with sediment deposition. However, in most cases, reefs with high Palythoa caribaeorum cover also presented high sediment deposition rates. There was an inverse relation between P. caribaeorum abundance and coral cover. Nevertheless, reefs with different communities and sediment deposition rates presented high coral recruitment, and similar radioisotope assimilation by the coral Mussismilia braziliensis. Recruitment of hydrocorals presented a positive correlation with adult hydrocoral abundance, while scleractinian corais recruitment did not present the same pattern. Factors related to sedimentation, such as P. caribaeorum abundance or light, may be indirectly influencing the structure of coral communities. 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However, in most cases, reefs with high Palythoa caribaeorum cover also presented high sediment deposition rates. There was an inverse relation between P. caribaeorum abundance and coral cover. Nevertheless, reefs with different communities and sediment deposition rates presented high coral recruitment, and similar radioisotope assimilation by the coral Mussismilia braziliensis. Recruitment of hydrocorals presented a positive correlation with adult hydrocoral abundance, while scleractinian corais recruitment did not present the same pattern. Factors related to sedimentation, such as P. caribaeorum abundance or light, may be indirectly influencing the structure of coral communities. 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