The Settlement, Recruitment, and Early Growth and Mortality of the Purple Sea Urchin, Strongylocentrotus Purpuratus, and the Red Sea Urchin, S. Franciscanus, in a Kelp Bed and Urchin Barren Ground |
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Settlement and Recruitment 446 | 4 |
Growth and Mortality 4799 | 47 |
Competition between newly settled 102114 | 102 |
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