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The natural architecture of oyster reefs maximizes recruit survival.
The natural architecture of oyster reefs maximizes recruit survival.
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Main Authors:
Esquivel-Muelbert, Juan R
,
Fontoura, Luisa
,
Zawada, Kyle
,
Erickson, Katherine
,
Figueira, William
,
Madin, Joshua S
,
Bishop, Melanie J
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Artículo científico
Language:
en
Published:
Nature
2026
Subjects:
Animals
Ecosystem
Coral Reefs
Fractals
Ostreidae
Population Dynamics
Conservation of Natural Resources
Biodiversity
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