Hybrid abalone are more robust to multi-stressor environments than pure parental species
Katharina Alter(University of Tasmania), Nicholas G. Elliott(Loyola University Medical Center), Andrew Hellicar(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Sarah J. Andrewartha(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Andrea J. Morash(Mount Allison University), Thomas D. Clark(Deakin University), Rafael León(University of Tasmania)
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