High-resolution isotopic records from corals using ocean temperature and mass-spawning chronometers

Gagan, Michael K.; Chivas, Allan R; Isdale, Peter J

doi:10.1016/0012-821X(94)90090-6

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High-resolution isotopic records from corals using ocean temperature and mass-spawning chronometers

Author(s): Michael K. Gagan , Allan R. Chivas , Peter J. Isdale

Publication date Created: February 1994

Publication date (Print): February 1994

Journal: Earth and Planetary Science Letters

Publisher: Elsevier BV

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Mass spawning in tropical reef corals.

P Harrison, R. Babcock, G. Bull … (1984)

Synchronous multispecific spawning by a total of 32 coral species occurred a few nights after late spring full moons in 1981 and 1982 at three locations on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. The data invalidate the generalization that most corals have internally fertilized, brooded planula larvae. In every species observed, gametes were released; external fertilization and development then followed. The developmental rates of externally fertilized eggs and longevities of planulae indicate that planulae may be dispersed between reefs.