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Biogeographic variation in mussel shell thickness and drilling predation on rocky shores.
Biogeographic variation in mussel shell thickness and drilling predation on rocky shores.
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Main Authors:
Longman, Emily K
,
Sanford, Eric
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Artículo científico
Language:
en
Published:
Oecologia
2025
Subjects:
Animals
Predatory Behavior
Animal Shells
Oregon
Mytilus
California
Bivalvia
Snails
Food Chain
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Acceder al recurso
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