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Title: Preliminary observations of abundance and distribution of settlement-stage snappers in shallow, nearshore seagrass beds in the Middle Florida Keys
Authors: Bartels, C.T.; Ferguson, K.L.
Year: 2006
Source: Proceedings of the 57th Annual Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute, November 2004, p.235-247


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