Why is the mediterranean more readily colonized than the Red Sea, by organisms using the Suez Canal as a passageway?
Summary Since the opening of the Suez Canal, more than 120 Red Sea species colonized the eastern Mediterranean, whereas less than 10 Mediterranean species colonized the Red Sea. For most of the species involved in this colonization, the mode of dispersal from the source to the colonized area is thro...
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