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Daytime spawning data of the coral Porites rus in the Indian and Pacific Oceans
The mass spawning of Porites rus, a scleractinian coral, was monitored between 2014 and 2023 in the South Pacific and South Indian Oceans using citizen science approaches. Two datasets were compiled: one at the reef site level, which recorded the spawning time of the first Porites rus colony to spawn at each site (2014-2023); and a second at the colony level, which recorded the spawning times of tagged colonies within monitoring sites (2021-2023).
Detailed results from these analyses will soon be disclosed in a peer-reviewed article.
Disciplines
Biological oceanography, Environment
Parameters
Devices
Keywords
Scleractinia, coral, Porites rus, spawning, reproduction, daytime, temperature, Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, citizen science
Species
Porites rus (hump coral, mountain cupcoral, hump coral)
Location
-14.70702N, -21.180983S, -145.252995E, 55.286096W
Data
File | Size | Format | Processing | Access | end of embargo | |
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SEANOE_SiteSpawning_Moritz | 45 Ko | CSV | Processed data | 2025-08-31 | ||
SEANOE_ColonySpawning_Moritz | 88 Ko | CSV | Processed data | 2025-08-31 |