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acoustic settlement cue: a standalone construct

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Coral reef ecology

the use of reef sounds by settling fish larvae to locate and swim toward reef habitat.

In coral reef ecology, acoustic settlement cue refers to the use of reef sounds by settling fish larvae to locate and swim toward reef habitat. This meaning comes from Simpson (2005) in Science.[1]

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References

Simpson, S. D., Meekan, M., Montgomery, J., McCauley, R., & Jeffs, A. (2005). Homeward Sound. Science, 308(5719), 221-221. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1107406

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