Distribution of the isopod Excirolana braziliensis on sandy beaches of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
We assessed geographic patterns of abundance of the isopodExcirolana braziliensis across its whole distribution range in the context of the abundant centre hypothesis (ACH). We also evaluated auxiliary y potheses to the ACH involving habitat availability and suitability. We compiled species abundanc...
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