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  • 1Ecology and Landscape Evolution Unit, ETH Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland.

PloS one
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捕獲禁止地域 (NTZ) は 魚のバイオマスと 脆弱な捕食動物であるダスキー・グルーパーや ブラウン・マグレーのサイズ構造を 急速に高めています シンプルなモニタリング方法は,これらの海洋保護区の利点の評価に有効であることが示されました.

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