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Fig 1.

Main surface circulation patterns in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Fig 2.

Geographical location of the twelve coral reef systems within the Gulf of Mexico.

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Fig 3.

Potential dispersal of Mithraculus sculptus over twelve coral reef systems in the Gulf of Mexico.

Values represent a percentage of particles related to the maximum number of particles per unit area.

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Fig 4.

Connectivity matrix of Mithraculus sculptus among twelve coral reef systems in the Gulf of Mexico.

Values represent the percentage of larvae arriving from the starting sites (rows) to the final destinations (columns). Red, recorded in adult stage in this reef; blue, potential colonization from the red sites; black, neither recorded as adult nor potentially colonized.

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Fig 5.

Schematic representation of the metapopulation structure of Mithraculus sculptus in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Fig 6.

Potential dispersal of Dromia erythropus over twelve coral reef systems in the Gulf of Mexico.

Values represent a percentage of particles related to the maximum number of particles per unit area.

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Fig 7.

Connectivity matrix of Dromia erythropus among twelve coral reef systems in the Gulf of Mexico.

Values represent the percentage of larvae arriving from the starting sites (rows) to the final destinations (columns). Red, recorded in adult stage in this reef; blue, potential colonization from the red sites; black, neither recorded as adult nor potentially colonized.

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Fig 8.

Schematic representation of the metapopulation structure of Dromia erythropus in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Fig 9.

Potential dispersal of Stenopus hispidus over twelve coral reef systems in the Gulf of Mexico.

Values represent a percentage of particles related to the maximum number of particles per unit area.

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Fig 10.

Connectivity matrix of Stenopus hispidus among twelve coral reef systems in the Gulf of Mexico.

Values represent the percentage of larvae arriving from the starting sites (rows) to the final destinations (columns). Red, recorded in adult stage in this reef; blue, potential colonization from the red sites.

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Fig 11.

Schematic representation of the metapopulation structure of Stenopus hispidus in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Table 1.

Percentage of particles successfully arrived at Tuxpan considering the whole competent period of Stenopus hispidus and four scenarios.

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