Turn the lights down, coral spawning 2014

This is the story of my research journey through a coral spawning field season. I'm a graduate student studying ecology, evolution and behavior at the University of Texas at Austin. The species that I study lives exclusively in the Indo-Pacific, so this blog will document my preparation, execution and hopefully successes of experiments on the significance of fluorescence variation in reef-building corals.

Saturday, November 8, 2014

November 9,

Nothing new to report. We are all still waiting for the corals to spawn. Predictions are set for the next three nights, but it's hard to tell. We will start monitoring the corals after dinner, they are expected to spawn 2.5 hours after sunset. It's getting down to crunch time!
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