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Vertical zonation of coral reef fishes in the Sudanese Red Sea

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Current Status of Coral Reef Fish Abundances at Pulau Bidong and Nearby Islands, South China Sea Using Stereo-Diver Operated Video System
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Habitat structure determines coral reef fish assemblages at the northern tip of the Red Sea
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Distribution and diversity of fish species along the Sudanese Red Sea coast based on three combined trap and gillnet surveys
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Fish Colonization of an Artificial Reef in the Gulf of Elat, Northern Red Sea
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Community structure of coral reef fishes in El Quadim Bay (El Quseir, Egyptian Red Sea coast)
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