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Deep water parapagurid hermit crabs: their distribution, abundance, population structure and associations in the Southern Benguela
The parapagurids Sympagurus dimorphus (Studer, 1883) and Parapagurus bouvieri (Stebbing, 1910) dominate South African deeper-water benthic invertebrate communities. Samples from the 2016 DAFF bi-annual hake demersal research trawl surveys provided data on population structure and morphology. Since t...
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Marine Research (MA-RE) Institute
2017
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