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Acute Sedimentation Causes Size-Specific Mortality and Asexual Budding in the Mushroom Coral Fungia fungites

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Field experiments investigated the effect of acute sedimentation on polyp injury, mortality and bud production, in the mushroom coral Fungia fungites in the Dampier Archipelago. Small (3-5 cm), medium (8-12 cm), and large (15-20 cm) polyps were covered with a layer of sediment in low (2 mm), medium (5 mm) and high (10 mm) treatments, every two days for 20 days.

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11 298022 | BIOSPHERE | Biosphere | Zoology | Corals | Disturbance | EARTH SCIENCE | ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS | Fungia fungites | MARINE SEDIMENTS | OCEANS | Population Dynamics | Polyp mortality and injury | Sedimentation | SPECIES/POPULATION INTERACTIONS |

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