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• W2079561962 abstract "Investigation of the population dynamics, asexual reproduction (fission) and growth of holothuroids has been impeded by the difficulty of tagging individuals. We conducted the first tests on the interactions between population density, fission and growth of holothuroids in experimental populations placed in natural mesocosms (microatolls) at One Tree Reef (OTR), Great Barrier Reef. Similarly sized Holothuria atra were translocated to the microatolls in low (LDT) and high (HDT) density treatments. We hypothesised that holothuroids in lower density treatments would have more resources per individual and that this would promote higher frequencies of asexual reproduction and smaller individuals. The seasonal pattern of fission was similar in natural (unmanipulated) and experimental populations, with the maximum number of fission products occurring in winter and spring. The overall density of the LDT (0.19 ind. m- 2) and HDT (0.59 ind. m- 2) did not vary over time. This ‘steady state’ suggested that some fission products died and that asexual reproduction compensated for overall mortality and emigration. There was no difference in sediment chlorophyll pigments between treatments indicating that the different densities of H. atra did not affect benthic microalgal biomass. The percentage of fission products was greater in the LDT than the HDT but this difference was not statistically significant, providing some support for the hypothesis that H. atra in the LDT exhibit a higher fission rates. At the end of the experiment H. atra in LDT were significantly longer and heavier than in HDT. H. atra surpassed their initial deployment weight and length after 13 months in the LDT by 115.2% and 45.2% respectively and in the HDT 86.9% and 24.6% respectively, changing from the small to the large phenotype known for this species. This differential growth may be linked to habitat stability and high benthic productivity and demonstrates the phenotypic plasticity of holothuroids and potential to achieve ‘Optimum Individual Size’ with respect to environmental conditions. Our results will assist in finetuning conceptual models on asexual reproduction and future experimental studies on the phenomena of fission and plastic growth in holothuroids." @default.
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• W2079561962 title "The influence of population density on fission and growth of Holothuria atra in natural mesocosms" @default.
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