Testing settlement recesses and nighttime lights to enhance coral recruitment in Hawaiʻi
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This study evaluates the combined effects of helix recesses and nighttime feeding lights on coral larval settlement and survival in Kāneʻohe Bay, Hawaiʻi. Over six months, deeper recesses significantly improved coral survival, while light intensity had little impact. The findings support using specific structural modifications to enhance coral restoration efforts.
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