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      <title>Supp4 Video Ascent/descent advertisement behavior of male Bolbometopon muricatum stationed on their territories within the lek</title>
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      <parent-title>Spawning aggregation behavior and reproductive ecology of the giant bumphead parrotfish, Bolbometopon muricatum, in a remote marine reserve-CRCP project</parent-title>
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      <abstract>Two male Bolbometopon can be observed in this video undertaking the ascent/descent display, which also illustrates the spatial distribution and restricted movements of these males during the morning spawning period. Note the foreground male's fully blanched face at 00:02:11 s and the simultaneous diffuse bar displayed by the two males at 00:28:04 s. The surface of the water is apparent at 00:20:04 s illustrating the height in the water column often attained by males engaged in this display. Note the virtually identical location on the reef utilized by the foreground male as the point of ascent and descent back to the benthos. Depth is 6-7 m</abstract>
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