Population structure of Uca spp. in a modified mangrove in Venezuela
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The study investigates Uca spp. populations in mangrove swamps of Punta de Palmas, Venezuela, focusing on areas modified by human activity. Researchers established two 60-meter transects across distinct regions divided by a breakwater, sampling at three points. They collected data on organisms using nucleators and capture per unit of effort (CPUE), while also measuring environmental factors such as water temperature, salinity, sediment granulometry, and organic matter content.
