Mass Spawning in Tropical Reef Corals
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Many scleractinian species on the Great Barrier Reef release gametes in synchrony over a few nights each year, a few nights after a full moon in late spring and early summer. V55 verification basis: not consulted; the paper and its finding are stated from the producing model's knowledge, and the number of species reported is deliberately not quoted.
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