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Diversity and abundance of seaweeds on the coral reef flats at Cape Rachado, West Coast Peninsular Malaysia
Three sites on the fringing coral reef flats at Cape Rachado, West Coast Peninsular Malaysia, were selected for the study of seaweed diversity and abundance. Each of these sites was identifiable with exposure to a particular environmental stress. Site A suffered from heavy loads of total suspended s
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