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Seasonal characteristics of larval dispersal ori­ ginating from a reef and sediment discharge from a river are presented through results of hydrodynamic and par­ ticle tracking analysis simulations calibrated with field data at the Lingayen Gulf, Philippines. It is found that the seasonality was due to the prevailing monsoon system in the area as affected by local wind system and the spatial variation of mean sea level in the South China Sea. Results also suggested that only during the wet season (Southwest monsoon), there is a strong one­way connectivity between the reefs in the western to the eastern side of the gulf. Many coastal ecosystems on the western side of the gulf are more vulnerable to the environmental threats from excessive sediment and nutrient load discharged from Agno River during the dry season (North­East monsoon). Preliminary results from this study also revealed signifi­ cant influences from offshore prevailing current to the gulf circulation which should not be neglected in the future studies in this area.

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Seasonal larval dispersal characteristics and sediment discharge impacts on the coral reefs in Lingayen Gulf, Philippines towards coastal ecosystem conservation