Artificial habitats deployed on seagrass return lower abundance and diversity of macro-invertebrates than those on sandy substrates in Geographe Bay, Western Australia

by Christine PARFITT, Glen WHISSON

Published in Galaxea Journal of Coral Reef Studies by Japanese Coral Reef Society.

2013 Volume 15, Issue Supplement, p60-65

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