For many corals, the timing of broadcast spawning correlates strongly with a number of
environmental signals (seasonal temperature, lunar, and diel cycles). Robust experimental …

Indo-Pacific corals predominantly reproduce using synchronous mass spawning events to
maximise fertilisation. However, as disturbances continue to thin population densities, the …

Coral reefs are predicted to be vulnerable to the Allee effect due to the density dependence
of broadcast spawning fertilisation success. Verifying such effects in corals, however, is …

Acropora cervicornis have suffered massive mortalities in the Caribbean, and decades later
are yet to recover. Coral recruitment through larval settlement is critical for the recovery of …

Research on coral reef ecosystems has been receiving great attention due to anthropogenic
and climate stressors, causing degradation of the ecosystem. While Malaysia is known for its …

The decline of coral reefs has prompted an emergent field of research on the potential for
various biological interventions focused on increasing stress tolerance in corals. Among …

The production of broadcast spawning gamete material ex situ has great potential in
developing areas for coral research and/or to support initiatives aimed at rebuilding …