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Structure and adaptation of the fauna in the black zone (littoral fringe) along rocky shores in northern Europe
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The minimal area problem in invertebrate communities of Mediterranean rocky substrata
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Habits of the Marine Tardigrade, Echiniscoides sigismundi
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THE ZONATION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS ON ROCKY SEA SHORES
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The Nonconcept of Species Diversity: A Critique and Alternative Parameters
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