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The Omani clownfish, Amphiprion omanensis, is endemic to the southern coast of Oman.

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posted on 2014-09-17, 03:18 authored by Stephen D. Simpson, Hugo B. Harrison, Michel R. Claereboudt, Serge Planes

Adults provide high levels of parental care to their young that hatch with well-developed swimming and sensory capabilities before embarking on a <3 week pelagic larval phase, during which time they may disperse over long distances (>400 km).

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    reef fish populationsOcean Currents Connectsbidirectional exchangemarine populationsgeneration migrantspelagic larvae400 kmassignment testsRecent studiesPopulation Dynamicsplanktonic larvaeconnectivityClownfish PopulationsOmani clownfish Amphiprion omanensisspecies rangeEntire Species Range Dispersalmarine organismsdispersalReef Fish

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