Larval retention and connectivity among populations of corals and reef fishes¶
Jones. (2009). Larval retention and connectivity among populations of corals and reef fishes: history, advances and challenges. Coral Reefs.
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- Larval Dispersal
- Coral-reef connectivity — planula larvae dispersing over hundreds to thousands of kilometres set metapopulation structure and recolonization potential after bleaching events
This sourceA review of larval retention and connectivity among corals and reef fishes reporting evidence of extremely local self-recruitment together with ecologically significant connectivity at scales of tens of kilometres, in some cases hundreds.
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“where evidence for both extremely local scale patterns of self-recruitment and ecologically significant connectivity among reefs at scales of tens of kilometers (and in some cases hundreds of kilometers) is accumulating.”
- Coral-reef connectivity — planula larvae dispersing over hundreds to thousands of kilometres set metapopulation structure and recolonization potential after bleaching events
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