Invertebrate larval distributions influenced by adult habitat distribution, larval behavior, and hydrodynamics in the retentive upwelling shadow of Monterey Bay, California, USA
Invertebrate larval distributions influenced by adult habitat distribution, larval behavior, and hydrodynamics in the retentive upwelling shadow of Monterey Bay, California, USA
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美国加利福尼亚州蒙特利湾滞留上升流阴影区中无脊椎动物幼虫分布受成虫栖息地分布、幼虫行为和流体动力学的影响
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2021
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S. Morgan
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EV Satterthwaite;J. Ryan;Jbj Harvey;S. Morgan
One of the main goals of ecology is to quantify distributions and abundances of organisms and to elucidate the processes that influence population and community dynamics. Population dynamics are dri ven by the inputs to (birth and immigration) and outputs from (death and emigration) a population. The latter can be affected by numerous, often interacting, physical and biological processes. In marine systems, many species have a dispersing larval phase, which is a key determinant of population dynamics, espe-