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Oceanography / Fisheries / Marine biology / Aquatic ecology / Trochidae / North Atlantic oscillation / Intertidal ecology / Match/mismatch / Gibbula umbilicalis / Physical oceanography / Physical geography / Phyla
Date: 2013-04-12 16:47:25
Oceanography
Fisheries
Marine biology
Aquatic ecology
Trochidae
North Atlantic oscillation
Intertidal ecology
Match/mismatch
Gibbula umbilicalis
Physical oceanography
Physical geography
Phyla

Ecology, Supplement, 2008, pp. S81–S90 Ó 2008 by the Ecological Society of America CLIMATE AND RECRUITMENT OF ROCKY SHORE INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES IN THE EASTERN NORTH ATLANTIC BERNARDO R. BROITMAN,1,2,3,7 NOVA

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