Social-Ecological Guilds	Expertise groups that discuss each social-ecological guild
Subsistence	Only Native Hawaiian experts provide historic observations from 1920 to 1970, and from 1970 to 2006 a diverse admixture of experts discussed subsistence organisms. Native Hawaiian people spend proportionally more time discussing subsistence than any other expertise group, and also proportionally less time talking about other guilds.
Ornamental (general)	Topics of importance to all expertise groups, but feature more prominently in dive shop operators, conservationists, and scientists interviews.
Ornamental (butterflyfish)	Native Hawaiian experts tend not to focus on butterflyfish at all, while conservationists focus almost exclusively on butterflyfishes. Minor role in interviews of scientists and aquarium collectors.
Ornamental (rare species)	Topics of importance among dive shop operators, conservationists, aquarium collectors,and scientists interviews, whereas rarely mentioned by Native Hawaiian experts.
Native Piscivores	Observations principally stem from Native Hawaiian people and dive shop operators, whereas scientists defer to local experts because "sightings of jacks [in scientific data collection processes] are rare" (5.18.06).
Shark/Eel	Both eels and reef sharks are discussed by dive shop operators and Native Hawaiian people, principally.
Invasive Piscivores	All expertise groups talk about invasive piscivores with relatively equal frequency