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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Oculina Arbuscula"”.

  1. Population Genetic Structure of the Temperate Scleractinian Coral, Oculina Arbuscula, in Coastal Georgia

    … that populations of the temperate coral, Oculina arbuscula, are maintained primarily by local recruitment off the Georgia coast because: 1) suitable substrate for settlement is patchy and 2) O. arbuscula's branching morphology is conducive to asexual reproduction by fragmentation. To …

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  2. Effects of Sediment on Growth and Survival of Various Juvenile Morphologies of the Scleractinian Cora, Oculina Arbuscula (Verrill)

    … the benthic community: the scleractinian coral, Oculina arbuscula. I addressed the predictions that: 1) inorganic and organic sedimentation rates vary in relation to wind speed and wave height in the SAB, 2) the ability of juvenile O. arbuscula to shed sediment depends on skeletal morphology, and …

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  3. Microscale Variation in Light Intensity and its Effects on Growth of Juveniles of the Temperate Coral, Oculina Arbuscula

    … growth of the temperate scleractinian coral, Oculina arbuscula. Light intensity was quantified at different substrate slopes on live-bottom reefs at ~18 m depth in and around Grays Reef National Marine Sanctuary approximately 20 NM off the Georgia coast. The settlement angles for juvenile O. …

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