Not All Larvae Stay Close to Home: Insights into Marine Population Connectivity with a Focus on the Brown Surgeonfish (<i>Acanthurus nigrofuscus</i>)

<table>Location of Brown Surgeonfish (<i>Acanthurus nigrofuscus</i>) collection sites. Collections in Hawaii were made in June/July 2005-06, and elsewhere from September 2006 to June 2009. Inset details collections within the Hawaiian Archipelago, with the boundary of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument indicated by the dashed circle. Site abbreviations are as follows: SEY, Seychelles; DEG, Diego Garcia; COC, Cocos Islands; CHR, Christmas Island; KIR, Kiritimati; PHR, Pearl and Hermes Reef; GAR, Gardner Pinnacles; FFS, French Frigate Shoals; MOL, Molokai; HAW, Hawaii Island. Dashed borders on the main map indicate site groupings as determined in S<small class="sc">AMOVA</small>. Photo credit: <a href="http://www.aquaportail.com/">http://www.aquaportail.com/</a>.</table>

Journal of Marine Sciences

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Figure 1: Not All Larvae Stay Close to Home: Insights into Marine Population Connectivity with a Focus on the Brown Surgeonfish (<i>Acanthurus nigrofuscus</i>) 

Figure 1 | Not All Larvae Stay Close to Home: Insights into Marine Population Connectivity with a Focus on the Brown Surgeonfish (Acanthurus nigrofuscus) 