When species become invasive research becomes problem oriented: a synthesis of knowledge of the stony coral Tubastraea

Dutra, Beatriz Sant’Anna Vasconcelos Maraf; Carlos-Júnior, Lélis Antonio; Creed, Joel C.

doi:10.1007/s10530-023-03032-4

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When species become invasive research becomes problem oriented: a synthesis of knowledge of the stony coral Tubastraea

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