THE ROLES OF LIFE HISTORY, DISPERSAL AND INTERFERENCE COMPETITION IN THE POPULATION AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF A DENSE INFAUNAL POLYCHAETE ASSEMBLAGE (CALIFORNIA) - ProQuest

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THE ROLES OF LIFE HISTORY, DISPERSAL AND INTERFERENCE COMPETITION IN THE POPULATION AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF A DENSE INFAUNAL POLYCHAETE ASSEMBLAGE (CALIFORNIA)

LEVIN, LISA ANN. University of California, San Diego ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1982. 8301000.