In a 2019 report, Shlesinger and Yossi Loya compared four years of spawning observations with data from 30 years prior, finding that three of the five studied coral species in the Red Sea exhibited spawning asynchrony, which resulted in fewer or no new, small corals on the reef.

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  How Lunar Cycles Guide the Spawning of Sea Creatures

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