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Island Transport of Marine Shells by Birds on Perez Island Alacran Reef, Campeche Bank, Mexico

The Journal of Geology, 1962
The Brown Noddy Tern (Anoiis stolidus) lines its nest with marine shells and debris. The weight of shells in ten nests on Perez Island, Alacran Reef, Campeche Bank, totaled 12,435 gms. The shell accumulations in nests contain species common to shell deposits on nearby beaches.
Wright, T., Kornicker, Louis S.
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Ancient Maya Settlement and the Alacranes Bajo

2019
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Frontiers in Marine Science, 2020
Harold Villegas-Hernandez, Fabio Favoretto, Octavio Aburto-Oropeza   +2 more
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Distribution patterns of spiny lobster () at Alacranes reef, Yucatan: Spatial analysis and inference of preferential habitat

Fisheries Research, 2007
Silvia Salas
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Morphometric patterns in Modern carbonate platforms can be applied to the ancient rock record: Similarities between Modern Alacranes Reef and Upper Palaeozoic platforms of the Barents Sea

Sedimentary Geology, 2015
Giulio Casini, Sam Purkis
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La alondra y los alacranes

2019
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17 First Approaches to the Treasure of Alacranes Reef: A Multidisciplinary Study of the Ancla Macuca Shipwreck in the Gulf of Mexico

2023
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Accidente y cuadro clínico por la "picadura" de alacranes en Costa Rica

2000
Las picaduras de alacranes en Costa Rica son frecuentes. En 1999 un total de 405 casos fueron reportados al Centro Nacional de Control de Intoxicaciones. Las manifestaciones clínicas más frecuentes en estos pacientes fueron dolor (44,7%), adormecimiento (26,7%) e inflamación de la zona afectada (13,8%). Las extremidades superiores en especial los dedos
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Intertidal and shallow water amphipods (Amphipoda: Gammaridea and Corophiidea) from Isla Pérez, Alacranes Reef, southern Gulf of Mexico

Nauplius, 2013
Nuno Simões, Pedro Ardisson, Carlos E. Paz-Ríos   +2 more
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Zopilotes, Alacranes, y Hormigas (Vultures, Scorpions, and Ants): Animal Metaphors as Organizational Politics in a Nicaraguan Garbage Crisis

Antipode, 2018
Alex Nading, Josh Fisher
exaly