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Effects of copper and reduced salinity on grazing activity and macroalgae production: a short-term study on a mollusc grazer, Trochus maculatus, and two species of …Elfwing et al., 2002
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- Elfwing T
- Tedengren M
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- Marine Biology
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Grazing is an important structuring process in the marine environment, especially in the tropics where macroalgal standing crop is maintained at low levels by intense herbivory, often despite relatively high levels of primary production. There are several empirical …
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