NATURAL SETTLEMENT AND EARLY GROWTH OF SPAT OF THE QUEEN SCALLOP CHLAMYS OPERCULARIS (L.), WITH REFERENCE TO THE FORMATION OF THE FIRST GROWTH RING
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Abstract. The settlement and early growth of spat of Chlamys opercularis (L.) on benthic epifauna has been studied. Intensity of spat settlement may not always
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| Authors | PAUL, J. D.; |
| Journal | journal of molluscan studies |
| Year | 1981 |
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