Self-­‐recruitment within and demographic connectivity between marine protected areas -­‐ examples from two damsel fishes: Amphiprion percula (orange clownfish) and Amphiprion polymnus (panda clownfish)

Zinnicq Bergmann, M.P.M. van

Self-‐recruitment within and demographic connectivity between marine protected areas -‐ examples from two damsel fishes: Amphiprion percula (orange clownfish) and Amphiprion polymnus (panda clownfish)

2011

Zinnicq Bergmann, M.P.M. van

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Self-­‐recruitment within and demographic connectivity between marine protected areas -­‐ examples from two damsel fishes: Amphiprion percula (orange clownfish) and Amphiprion polymnus (panda clownfish)

2011

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Self-‐recruitment within and demographic connectivity between marine protected areas -‐ examples from two damsel fishes: Amphiprion percula (orange clownfish) and Amphiprion polymnus (panda clownfish)