QUANTITATIVE A SSESSMENT OF S EA O TTER B ENTHIC P REY COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE OLYMPIC C OAST N ATIONAL MARINE S ANCTUARY: 1999 RE- SURVEY OF 1995 AND 1985 MONITORING S TATIONS Dr. Rikk G. Kvitek, Pat J. Iampietro and Kat

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Date: 2003-02-10 18:54:44 Otters Marine mammals Fur trade Fauna of California Sea otter Trophic cascade Keystone species Coralline algae Cape Flattery Tatoosh Island Washington Sea urchin Foliose lichen		QUANTITATIVE A SSESSMENT OF S EA O TTER B ENTHIC P REY COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE OLYMPIC C OAST N ATIONAL MARINE S ANCTUARY: 1999 RE- SURVEY OF 1995 AND 1985 MONITORING S TATIONS Dr. Rikk G. Kvitek, Pat J. Iampietro and Kat Add to Reading List Source URL: seafloor.otterlabs.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 240,20 KB Share Document on Facebook

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