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Distribution of marine invertebrate larvae in the southern Kara Sea (Russian Arctic)
Within the generally oligotroph Arctic marine environment river outlets are favoured by many planktonic and benthic organisms due to their high input of organic carbon. The retention of pelagic larvae within nursery grounds and/or the ability to return to their parental grounds prior to settlement i
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