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Anemonefishes live in obligate symbiosis with giant sea anemones, the host anemone, in a strictly size-hierarchical colony, with the largest individual (rank 1) being the dominant female, followed by the smaller male (rank 2) and nonreproductive juveniles (rank 3 +) (e.g., Fautin 1992; Buston 2003).Contrasting findings exist on whether anemonefish randomly select host anemone species during settlement (Salles et al. 2016;Huebner et al. 2012).However, this choice can significantly impact factors such as pigmentation Communicated by M.
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