Assessing the amount of suitable habitat and the population size of black abalone from Half Moon Bay to Point Conception Maya George, Christy Bell, Karah Ammann, Peter Raimondi University of California at Santa Cruz INTR

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Date: 2009-04-28 13:59:24 Haliotis cracherodii Abalone Withering abalone syndrome Coralline algae Haliotis Algae Haliotis rufescens Haliotis corrugata		Assessing the amount of suitable habitat and the population size of black abalone from Half Moon Bay to Point Conception Maya George, Christy Bell, Karah Ammann, Peter Raimondi University of California at Santa Cruz INTR Add to Reading List Source URL: www.marine.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 178,14 KB Share Document on Facebook

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