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Taryn S Murray1, Chantel Elston1, Malcolm J Smale2,3

  • 1South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity, Makhanda, South Africa.

Journal of fish biology
|May 9, 2024
PubMed
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阿尔戈亚湾的海洋捕食者表现出不同的移动模式和息地使用,在空间和时间上进行隔离. 这凸显了理解捕食者相互作用对于有效的海洋保护工作的重要性.

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声学跟踪阵列平台 声学跟踪阵列平台阿尔戈亚湾 (Algoa Bay) 是一个海湾.南非 南非 南非声学远程测量 声学远程测量运动生态学 运动生态学社交网络分析分析

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