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Publications by P Nitschke
Evidence for Density-Dependent Mortality in Recruitment of a Temperate Reef Fish, Cunner Tautogolabrus Adspersus, Among Similar Reefs in the Vicinity of an Anthropogenic Disturbance
Marine Ecology - Progress Series
Evolution
Ecology
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Aquatic Science
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Regional Variation in Larval Retention and Dispersal Drives Recruitment Patterns in a Temperate Reef Fish
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Habitat-Dependent Recruitment of Two Temperate Reef Fishes at Multiple Spatial Scales
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Extensive Geographic and Ontogenetic Variation Characterizes the Trophic Ecology of a Temperate Reef Fish on Southern California (USA) Rocky Reefs
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Habitat Connectivity as a Factor Affecting Fish Assemblages in Temperate Reefs
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Recruitment Patterns of Juvenile Fish at an Artificial Reef Area in the Gulf of Mexico
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Density‐ and Size‐dependent Mortality in Fish Early Life Stages
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Effects of Microhabitat on Recruitment Variation in a Gulf of Maine Reef Fish
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