Connectivity Patterns for Direct Developing Invertebrates in Fragmented Marine Habitats: Fish Farms Fouling as Source Population in the Establishment and Maintenance of Local Metapopulations
Artificial structures can be considered as high spatially structured habitats in the marine pelagic system, where patch connectivity would be strongly dependent on the exchange of larvae or dispersing individuals. Fish-farms located offshore may alter ecological connectivity, modifying trophic resou...
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Main Authors: | Victoria Fernandez-Gonzalez, Sandra Navarro-Mayoral, Pablo Sanchez-Jerez |
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Language: | EN |
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Frontiers Media S.A.
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/3b74c01506fd4151a7ad6bd217faa8b2 |
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