Coral Reproduction Quiz

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Match the following definitions with the correct description.

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    A type of sexual reproduction when corals fertilize their eggs internally and allow them to grow into planulae larvae before releasing them.

  2.  

    A type of asexual reproduction that occurs during the early developmental stages, where some corals have the ability to split into two or more colonies.

  3.  

    A type of asexual reproduction when a single polyp abandons its colony and settles on a substrate to create a new coral colony.

  4.  

    A means of reproduction where sperm and eggs are produced.

  5.  

    A type of asexual reproduction when the bud forms outside the parent polyp’s ring of tentacles, producing a smaller polyp.

  6.  

    A type of sexual reproduction when corals release sperm and eggs into the water at the same time; a type of external fertilization.

  7.  

    A type of asexual reproduction when a bud forms from the parent polyp’s oral disk, producing the same-sized polyps within the ring of tentacles.

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  • Bailout
  • Mass spawning
  • Fission
  • Brooders
  • Extra-tentacular budding
  • Intra-tentacular budding
  • Sexual reproduction
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