Acropora palmata books

[P-Dub]

WELCOME, Yosu!!! Happy to have you aboard R2R!

 

[Dolelo96]

Welcome to the R2R family! Sorry I can’t help, but keep trying. There are tons of people here that can help.

 

[SPR1968]

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[NeSsyAqua]

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[fishguy242]

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[Jimbhoy13]

Hello everyone! First of all, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Yosu and I live in Spain. I would like to thank you for letting me join you in this forum. I am a marine science student and recently I was working with Acropora palmata on a coral restoration. At the moment I am writing a report related to this particular species, but I find some problems in finding information. I was wondering if anyone could advise me on some books on your biology. Thanks for the help

Welcome to R2R Josu.

 

[Reefnman2]

Welcome to R2R Yosu!

 

[Timfish]

Welcome! And it sounds like an interesting and challenging project! Here's some ideas/suggestions I have I hope might help you.

Dr. Nicole Fogarty from Nova Southeastern University’s Oceanographic Center has been studying Acropora palmata and Acropora cervicornis genotypes as well as their naturally occurring hybrids (Changing Seas has an episode # 501 highlights her research and they include several other researchers you might contact or find their publications)

You might try contacting the Mote Marine Laboratory. Acropora palmata is one of the species they are sexually reproducing.

You might also try SECORE to see what information they have available for researchers.

 

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