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Spatial distribution and larval biology of Spirobranchus giganteus

Spirobranchus giganteus is an obligate associate of live coral. Its distribution was studied at two sites in Opunohu Bay, Moorea, French Polnesia in November of 2002. There was found to be a very non-random distribution of worms among corals which may result from pre-settlement adaptations. Spirobranchus giganteus larvae were successfully studied for 5 days and observations of development agreed with all previous studies.