Titlebook: Coral Reefs of the Eastern Tropical Pacific; Persistence and Loss Peter W. Glynn,Derek P. Manzello,Ian C. Enochs Book 2017 Springer Science

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Taming the Device with the Game Engineture the biodiversity of ETP coral reefs are explored, including biological, physical and chemical controls. ETP coral reefs are relatively simple systems that can be used as models for studying biodiversity and interactions among species. We conclude this review by highlighting pressing research ne

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