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Title: Ecological relations in the evolution of acanthopterygian fishes in warm-temperate communities of the northeastern Pacific [Subtitle:Edmund S. Hobson.]
Author: Hobson, Edmund S.
Citation: ACCNO:24100
Publisher: Environmental biology of fishes - Vol. 40
Year: 1994
Description: p. 49-90
Subject: Perciformes ; Pleuronectiformes ; Scorpaeniformes ; Evolution ; Ecology. ; Biogeography ; Latitudinal variations ; Community composition. ; Trophic relationships ; California - USA ; Pacific Ocean.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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