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Impact of an exotic clam, Corbula gibba, on the commercial scallop Pecten fumatus in Port Phillip Bay, south-east Australia: evidence of resource-restricted growth in a subtidal environment

SG Talman, MJ Keough

Marine Ecology - Progress Series | INTER-RESEARCH | Published : 2001

DOI: 10.3354/meps221135

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Keywords

Physical Sciences
Oceanography
Displacement
Marine & Freshwater Biology
Density Manipulation
Suspension-Feeding Bivalves
Environmental Sciences & Ecology
Exotic/introduced/non-Indigenous Species
Remarkable Invasion
Bivalve Molluscs
Science & Technology
Mussel
Benthic Communities
Density
Control Phytoplankton Biomass
Potamocorbula-Amurensis
Ecology
Placopecten-Magellanicus
San-Francisco Bay
Resource Limitation
Life Sciences & Biomedicine

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