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In the January issue of Ecosphere, Bouwmeester et al. document the spawning timing of the tropical coral P. verrucosa in the central Red Sea, on reefs both from western reefs (i.e., Sudan) and from eastern reefs (i.e., Saudi Arabia), reporting for the first time coral reproduction in Sudan with individuals from both coasts of the central Red Sea spawning within a 25-day window in the spring, following a period of rapidly increasing water temperatures.

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