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Original Articles

Long Term Changes In Intertidal Zonation In Tasmania With Special Reference To The Mollusca

Pages 59-67 | Published online: 25 Jun 2013
 

Abstract

A study carried out over eleven years of the intertidal zonation in Tasmania shows certain changes which take place over a long period of time. These changes affect many groups of organisms, but the most serious effect is upon the Mollusca, so that lists of molluscan species of an area can vary greatly from year to year. Interspecific competition is important in long term changes.

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