Evidence and population consequences of shared larval dispersal histories in a marine fish

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Evidence and population consequences of shared larval dispersal histories in a marine fish

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Victoria University of Wellington

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© 2016 by the Ecological Society of America. Larval dispersal is disproportionately important for marine population ecolgy and evolution, yet our inability to track individuals severely constrains our understanding of this key process. We analyze otoliths of a small reef fish, the common triplefin ( Forsterygion lapillum ), to reconstruct individual dispersal histories and address the following questions: (1) How many discrete sets of dispersal histories (dispersal cohorts) contribute to repl...

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2016

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Jeffrey Shima / SE Swearer

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https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Evidence_and_population_consequences_of_shared...

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Ecology not elsewhere classified / Evolutionary biology not elsewhere classified / common triplefin / connectivity / developmental history / dispersal cohorts / Forsterygion lapillum / larval packets / shared dispersal history / Animal Distribution / Animals / Fishes / Larva / New Zealand / Pacific Ocean / Population Dynamics / Science & Technology / Life Sciences & Biomedicine / Ecology / Environmental Sciences & Ecology / TEMPERATE REEF FISH / HABITAT SELECTION / SEED DISPERSAL / CONNECTIVITY / RECRUITMENT / METAPOPULATION / HETEROGENEITY / RETENTION / DISTANCE / COSTS / Ecological Applications / Evolutionary Biology

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