Coral reef fish populations can persist without immigration
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Auteurs : Océane C. Salles ; Jeffrey A. Maynard ; Marc Joannides ; Corentin M. Barbu ; Pablo Saenz-Agudelo ; Glenn R. Almany ; Michael L. Berumen ; Simon R. Thorrold ; Geoffrey P. Jones ; Serge PlanesSource :
- Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences [ 0962-8452 ] ; 2015.
Abstract
Determining the conditions under which populations may persist requires accurate estimates of demographic parameters, including immigration, local reproductive success, and mortality rates. In marine populations, empirical estimates of these parameters are rare, due at least in part to the pelagic dispersal stage common to most marine organisms. Here, we evaluate population persistence and turnover for a population of orange clownfish,
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