Fragmentation is an important asexual mode of reproduction for many coral species and other marine invertebrates. General life history theory and models of coral fragmentation predict that intra- and inter-specific variation in fragment size should be

Understanding external deciding factors in growth and morphology of reef corals is essential to elucidate the role of corals in marine ecosystems, and to explain their susceptibility to pollution and global climate change. Here, we extend on a previously

Fragmentation is an important asexual mode of reproduction for many coral species and other marine invertebrates. General life history theory and models of coral fragmentation predict that intra- and inter-specific variation in fragment size should be