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Petrillo, M., M. Giallain & N. Della Croce. 2005.Zooplankton in the surrounding waters of the JuanFernández Archipelago. Revista de Biología Marina yOceanografía 40(1):63-65. [In English; abstract inSpanish.]Phelps, R.P., G.S. Sumiarsa, E.E. Lipman, H.-P. Lan, K.K.Moss & A.D. Davis. 2005. Intensive and extensiveproduction techniques to provide copepod nauplii forfeeding larval red snapper Lutjanus campechanus. Pp.151-168 In: Lee, C.-S., P.J. O’Bryen & N.H. Marcus(eds.). Copepods in Aquaculture. Blackwell Publishing,Oxford, U.K. 352 pp.Phillips, G., A. Kelly, J.-A. Pitt, R. Sanderson & E. Taylor.2005. The recovery of a very shallow eutrophic lake,20 years after the control of effluent derived phosphorus.Freshwater Biology 50(10):1628-1638.Picard, V. & N. Lair. 2005. Spatio-temporal investigationson the planktonic organisms of the Middle Loire(France), during the low water period: biodiversity andcommunity dynamics. Hydrobiologia 551(1):69-86.Pierson, J.J., C. Halsband-Lenk & A.W. 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