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Is Acropora palmata really coming back? an analysis from Los Roques, Venezuela

2015-07-17

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Ten years ago, we studied the distribution and status of Acropora palmata at archipelago Los Roques because the actual status of this species at Los Roques was unclear in this archipelago after its regional collapse. In that opportunity we aimed to produce a baseline study for this species in Los Roques combining population genetics with demographic data. At that time, our results suggested that this species had...

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Literature Corpus work: 030e44de-a275-5b1b-bfee-e53efb737ab6
DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.1247v1

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