Titlebook: Rocky Shores: Exploitation in Chile and South Africa; W. Roy Siegfried Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Chile.Conservation

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Intertidal and Subtidal Filter-Feeders in Southern Africa,ertidal zones (Underwood 1980; Underwood and Denley 1984). The interplay of physical and biological factors with episodic events, such as storms, creates a complex spatial and temporal heterogeneity in rocky shore assemblages, and it is against this background that the effects of human exploitation should be assessed.

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The Exploitation of Intertidal and Subtidal Biotic Resources of Rocky Shores in Chile and South Afrxploitation stems from at least 100 000 years . in South Africa (Thackeray 1988) and from about 10 000 years . in Chile (Llagostera 1979), and in both countries large-scale commercial and recreational industries have developed during the last 40 years.

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The Exploitation of Intertidal and Subtidal Biotic Resources of Rocky Shores in Chile and South Afrmmerce, recreation and subsistence, based on the natural and man-assisted production of intertidal and subtidal algae and invertebrates. Subsistence exploitation stems from at least 100 000 years . in South Africa (Thackeray 1988) and from about 10 000 years . in Chile (Llagostera 1979), and in both

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Man as a Component of the Littoral Predator Spectrum: A Conceptual Overview,synthesis and overview of his role as a predator; man’s role as a mega-herbivore being detailed elsewhere (Santelices and Griffiths, this vol). Predation occurs when one organism kills another for food (Taylor 1984). This definition includes some forms of herbivory, such as the grazing of algal spor

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