Scleractinian coral community structure and distribution in the coastal waters surrounding Hainan Island

Scleractinian coral community structure and distribution in the coastal waters surrounding Hainan Island
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海南岛周边海域石珊瑚群落结构及分布

DOI:
10.17520/biods.2017079
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2017
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YAO Xuemei
YAO Xuemei
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作者:
ZHOU Hongying;YAO Xuemei

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