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Interaction between grazing by starfish (parvulastra exigua) and nutrient enrichment on intertidal soft-sediment communities.
Top-down and bottom-up forces are important determinants of community structure, having significant control over diversity metrics. Bottom-up control is frequently represented by nutrient level, which determines ecosystem productivity. Top-down control includes consumer (e.g. grazers and predators)...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2024
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