Genetic signatures through space, time and multiple disturbances in a ubiquitous brooding coral.

Abstract excerpt

The predominance of self-recruitment in many reef-building corals has fundamental and complex consequences for their genetic diversity, population persistence and responses to climate change. Knowledge of genetic structure over local scales needs to be placed within a broad spatial context, and also integrated with genetic monitoring through time to disentangle these consequences. Here, we examined patterns of...

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• Australia
• Anthozoa
• Cluster Analysis
• Coral Reefs
• Gene Expression Profiling