Potential Biodiversity Connectivity in the Network of Marine Protected Areas in Western Africa

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RT @esterserrao: Connectivity of MPAs in W Africa: from highly connected fish to isolated marine forests of corals, algae, seagrass. A majo…

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RT @esterserrao: Connectivity of MPAs in W Africa: from highly connected fish to isolated marine forests of corals, algae, seagrass. A majo…

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Connectivity of MPAs in W Africa: from highly connected fish to isolated marine forests of corals, algae, seagrass. A major oceanographic barrier highlights the importance of MPAs in the Bijagós to conserve stepping-stone marine connectivity corridors http

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