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The spatial distribution of Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba Dana) aggregations
In nature, many biota exhibit recognisable spatial groupings, commonly termed "clumps" or "patches" (Hutchinson 1953; Diggle 1983; Wilson 1978). Attempts to devise measures of such aggregation are usually based on statistically determining the frequency distributions of selected organism parameters...
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2024
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