= Marine larval ecology
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Marine larval ecology is the study of the life stages of marine organisms that occur after fertilization and before reaching a juvenile or adult stage. This field focuses on the development, distribution, behavior, and interactions of larvae in the marine environment. Marine larvae can include a wide variety of organisms, such as fish, invertebrates (like mollusks and crustaceans), and coral, each with unique larval characteristics and ecological roles.
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