Bet-hedging dispersal strategy of a specialist marine herbivore: a settlement dimorphism among sibling larvae of Alderia modesta

By P. Krug. 2001

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Variation in the dispersal potential of non-feeding invertebrate larvae: The desperate larva hypothesis and larval size (2003, background): “Krug (2001) found substantial variation in the settlement behaviour of larvae of the opisthobranch mollusc Adalaria modesta.”
When is a maternal effect adaptive (2007, background): “…profiles of their offspring and, in a range of taxa, mothers produce offspring with a range of dispersal phenotypes so as to ‘spread their risk’ with regards to the colonisation of new habitats (Strathmann 1974, Zera and Denno 1997, Krug and Zimmer 2000, Krug 2001, Toonen and Pawlik 2001).”
Rapid settlement in broadcast spawning corals: implications for larval dispersal (2003, background): “Again the possibility of experimental artifacts or inappropriate cues limiting settlement cannot be discounted, although it may also reflect bimodality of dispersal in this species (e.g. Raimondi and Keough 1990; Krug 2001).”