Settlement and recruitment of a soft coral: why is Xenia macrospiculata a successful colonizer?

Author： Benayahu Y.   Loya Y.  

Publisher： University of Miami - Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science

ISSN： 0007-4977

Source： Bulletin of Marine Science, Vol.36, Iss.1, 1985-01, pp. : 177-188

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