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Flow regime determines whether larval settlement hydrodynamics are governed by swimming speed or shape
Larval dispersal and settlement govern the replenishment of sessile marine populations and the assembly of benthic communities, yet how larval traits interact with near-surface flow structures to direct settlement remains unclear. We used coupled hydrodynamic and larval-scale simulations to resolve
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