Larval settlement of soft-sediment invertebrates: the spatial scales of pattern explained by active habitat selection and the emerging rôle of hydrodynamical processes
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...- Epibiotic settlement frequently implies a hydro- dynamically favorable position (Linskens 1963a, Keough 1984, 1986, Oswald & Seed 1986) as water movement increases with distance away from a solid surface (Butman 1987)....
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...In the course of this sequence the prevailing processes change progressively from purely physical to predominantly biological - even though the influence of near-bottom hydrodynamics, for example, can be important at the level of larval settlement (Butman 1987)....
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...Behavior was considered important mainly as larvae approached the seabed to settle (Butman 1987)....
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