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Diet of the Tristan rock lobster Jasus tristani following the 2011 soya spill at Nightingale Island
The spiny lobster Jasus tristani inhabits the Tristan da Cunha Island archipelago in the South Atlantic Ocean 2,400km from the West coast of South Africa. It is commercially exploited across the archipelago and is the main economic source of income for the local government as it accounts for nearly...
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Marine Research (MA-RE) Institute
2017
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