A method to measure three-dimensional substratum rugosity for ecological studies: an example from the date-mussel fishery desertification in the north-western Mediterranean. Parravicini, V., Rovere, A., Donato, M., Morri, C., & Bianchi, C., N. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the UK, 86(04):689, Cambridge Univ Press, 2006.
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The impact of date-mussel fishery on substratum rugosity was evaluated at Capo Noli and Isola di Bergeggi (Savona, north-western Italian coast) in the summer of 2004. A new measure of substratum rugosity was used as a surface-dependent index of complexity. The results were compared between impact and control sites using two-way analysis of variance and suggested that the mussel fishery reduces substratum complexity.
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