Cannibalistic interactions in two co-occurring decapod species: Effects of density, food, alternative prey and habitat
Cannibalism is a potentially important factor in the regulation of populations in a range of habitats. The intensity of this biotic factor may be determined by both intra and interspecific interactions. Cancer pagurus and Porcellana platycheles are two co-occurring decapods on Atlantic rocky shores....
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| Language: | English |
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2009-01-15.
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