Replayed reef sounds induce settlement of Favia fragum coral larvae in aquaria and field environmentsa).
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| author | Aoki, Nadège Weiss, Benjamin Jézéquel, Youenn Apprill, Amy Mooney, T Aran |
| author_facet | Aoki, Nadège Weiss, Benjamin Jézéquel, Youenn Apprill, Amy Mooney, T Aran Aoki, Nadège Weiss, Benjamin Jézéquel, Youenn Apprill, Amy Mooney, T Aran |
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| contents | Replayed reef sounds induce settlement of Favia fragum coral larvae in aquaria and field environmentsa). Aoki, Nadège Weiss, Benjamin Jézéquel, Youenn Apprill, Amy Mooney, T Aran Animals Anthozoa Coral Reefs Larva Sound Behavior, Animal Acoustic cues of healthy reefs are known to support critical settlement behaviors for one reef-building coral, but acoustic responses have not been demonstrated in additional species. Settlement of Favia fragum larvae in response to replayed coral reef soundscapes were observed by exposing larvae in aquaria and reef settings to playback sound treatments for 24-72 h. Settlement increased under 24 h sound treatments in both experiments. The results add to growing knowledge that acoustically mediated settlement may be widespread among stony corals with species-specific attributes, suggesting sound could be one tool employed to rehabilitate and build resilience within imperiled reef communities. |
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| spellingShingle | Replayed reef sounds induce settlement of Favia fragum coral larvae in aquaria and field environmentsa). Aoki, Nadège Weiss, Benjamin Jézéquel, Youenn Apprill, Amy Mooney, T Aran Animals Anthozoa Coral Reefs Larva Sound Behavior, Animal Replayed reef sounds induce settlement of Favia fragum coral larvae in aquaria and field environmentsa). Aoki, Nadège Weiss, Benjamin Jézéquel, Youenn Apprill, Amy Mooney, T Aran Animals Anthozoa Coral Reefs Larva Sound Behavior, Animal Acoustic cues of healthy reefs are known to support critical settlement behaviors for one reef-building coral, but acoustic responses have not been demonstrated in additional species. Settlement of Favia fragum larvae in response to replayed coral reef soundscapes were observed by exposing larvae in aquaria and reef settings to playback sound treatments for 24-72 h. Settlement increased under 24 h sound treatments in both experiments. The results add to growing knowledge that acoustically mediated settlement may be widespread among stony corals with species-specific attributes, suggesting sound could be one tool employed to rehabilitate and build resilience within imperiled reef communities. |
| title | Replayed reef sounds induce settlement of Favia fragum coral larvae in aquaria and field environmentsa). |
| topic | Animals Anthozoa Coral Reefs Larva Sound Behavior, Animal |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39431916/ |