Suggested larval dispersal pathways based on the surface water oceanography and the location of spawning grounds, dispersion patterns and connectivity for <i>Panulirus ornatus</i> larvae throughout the South-East Asian archipelago.
- Hoc Tan Dao (736376)
- Carolyn Smith-Keune (77301)
- Eric Wolanski (297183)
- Clive M. Jones (736377)
- Dean R. Jerry (736378)
Publication date
May 2015
DOIAbstract
<p>Round circles indicate spawning grounds where the larvae are released. Square boxes are estimated time that the larvae reach different locations as suggested by the oceanography and confirmed by field data; out of them only two points have no field data, namely arrival times of larvae from Lombok in Torres Strait and the time of transit of the larvae along the north coast of Papua New Guinea. The different colours represent the different putative larval dispersal pathways, in order to distinguish separate flows. Estimated time is presented in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0124568#pone.0124568.t006" target="_blank">Table 6</a>.</p
Add to ORKG![Seasonal surface ocean currents in the surface well-mixed layer in the South-East Asian archipelago at the times when <i>Panulirus ornatus</i> larvae are travelling between the various sites shown in Fig 5, based on previous studies [13, 42, 45, 48, 49] and ARGOS data (http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/phod/graphics/dacdata/seasonal_wpac.gif).](/en/item/150313417/Seasonal-surface-ocean-currents-in-the-surface-well-mixed-layer-in-the-South-East-Asian-archipelago-at-the-times-when-lessigreaterPanulirus-ornatuslessigreater-larvae-are-travelling-between-the-various-sites-shown-in-Fig-5-based-on-previous-studies-13-42-45-48-49-and-ARGOS-data-(http:www.aoml.noaa.govphodgraphicsdacdataseasonal_wpac.gif).){kind=link}