Intraspecific regulation in the population densities of the intertidal gastropod Planaxis sulcatus(Gastropoda, Planaxidae) in the Suez Canal

Monthly monitoring of the intertidal gastropod (Planaxis sulcatus) population in the Zuez Canal rocky shores revealed a decrease in the adult abundance during recruitment peaks. This produced a periodical imbalance on the adult densities and reflect the regulatory roles of recruits on Planaxis popul...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Indian journal of marine sciences 1999-09, Vol.28 (3), p.325-328
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