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Demography of the Largest and Most Endangered Brazilian Parrotfish Scarus Trispinosus Reveals Overfishing
Endangered Species Research
Landscape Conservation
Ecology
Nature
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Age, Growth, Reproduction and Management of Southwestern Atlantic’s Largest and Endangered Herbivorous Reef Fish, Scarus Trispinosus Valenciennes, 1840
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Figure 11: Color Pattern of Scarus Trispinosus.
Stock Assessment of Two Parrotfish, Hipposcarus Harid and Scarus Ferrugineus in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Pakistan Journal of Zoology
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Supplemental Information 3: Relationship Between Otolith Weight and Age of Scarus Trispinosus (First Reading)
Standardized Karyotype and Idiogram of Quoy's Parrotfish, Scarus Quoyi (Perciformes: Scaridae) by Conventional Staining and Ag-Nor Banding Techniques
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Supplemental Information 2: Marginal Increment Rates in the Otholiths of Scarus Trispinosus From the Abrolhos Bank, Brazil
Unexpected Demography in the Recovery of an Endangered Primate Population
PLoS ONE
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Table 3: Data-Poor Indicators (Froese, 2004) for the Different Area and Fisheries for Scarus Trispinosus in the Abrolhos Bank, Brazil.
The Global Distribution of Largest, Deepest, and Most Intense Precipitation Systems
Geophysical Research Letters
Earth
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Geophysics
