Temperature-Dependent Spawning is a reproductive phenomenon in which the timing and initiation of coral spawning events are physiologically regulated by seasonal changes in seawater temperature, serving as a key environmental cue synchronizing gamete release across coral populations.
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The spawning seasons of Caribbean reef fishes
J.L. Munro, V. C. Gaut, R. Thompson et al. · Journal of Fish Biology · 1973 · 152 citations
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