Reef Odor: A Wake Up Call for Navigation in Reef Fish Larvae

Overview of attention for article published in PLOS ONE, August 2013

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Fish Larvae Follow Smell Of Reefs To Get Home

redOrbit, 29 Aug 2013

[ Watch The Video: o-DISC Deployed Off One Reef Island ] Lee Rannals for redOrbit.com - Your Universe Online Scientists writing…

Odor of Reef Helps Fish Larvae Navigate Way to their Home

French Tribune, 29 Aug 2013

Scientists have been long baffled by the fact that how tiny fish travel away from the reef and then, how they navigate their…

Wake up and smell the reef: Fish larvae sniff their way back home

Science Daily, 29 Aug 2013

A new study conducted at One Tree Island in the Great Barrier Reef has established that reef fish larvae can smell the presence…

Fish Larvae Sniff Reef Odor to Find Their Way Home

Science Newsline, 29 Aug 2013

Reef fish larvae are only millimeters-long when they hatch, but can smell the presence of coral reefs from several kilometers…

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