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Behaviour in flow: perspectives on the distribution and dispersion of meroplanktonic larvae in the water column
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The ability of larvae to behaviourally regulate their position at scales of micrometres to metres when exposed to turbulent fluid motion in the water column, as evidenced in the benthic boundary layer, is unknown.Abstract:
For marine benthic invertebrates with meroplanktonic larvae, the relative importance of hydrodynamics and swimming behaviour in determining larval dispersal in the water column, particularly at sma...read more
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Recent progress in understanding larval dispersal: new directions and digressions
TL;DR: How new findings are motivating paradigm shifts concerning life-history consequences, the openness of marine populations, self-recruitment, and population connectivity are considered are considered, as well as the role of behavior and the significance of variability in space and time are considered.
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Larval transport and dispersal in the coastal ocean and consequences for population connectivity
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Ecology of sea lice parasitic on farmed and wild fish
TL;DR: The biology and ecology of various louse and host species influence their pathogenicity and epidemiology and this knowledge could be used to take measures to reduce the risks of lice affecting farmed and wild fish.
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Locomotion of marine invertebrate larvae: a review
TL;DR: Marine invertebrate larvae swim by using cilia or muscles, or a combination of these, and, owing to the small Reynold's numbers that operate in this size range, their movements are governed by viscous forces rather than inertial ones.
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The stochastic nature of larval connectivity among nearshore marine populations.
David A. Siegel,Satoshi Mitarai,Christopher Costello,Steven D. Gaines,Bruce E. Kendall,Robert R. Warner,Kraig B. Winters +6 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that larval connectivity is inherently an intermittent and heterogeneous process on annual time scales and that stochasticity arises from the advection of pelagic larvae by chaotic coastal circulations.
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Recruitment dynamics in complex life cycles
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Animal-sediment relationships revisited: cause versus effect
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Turbulent Diffusion in the Environment
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