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Table 3: SIMPER Analysis Results Showing Meiofaunal Taxa Accounting for Community Dissimilarity Between 0–1 and 1–5 Cm Sediment Depth Layers in the Hikurangi Margin Study Region (Cut-Off Applied at 90% Contribution).
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