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aperiodic
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a·pe·ri·od·ic (pîr--dk)
adj.
Not occurring periodically.
ape·ri·odi·cal·ly adv.
a·peri·o·dici·ty (--ds-t) n.
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The rarity and aperiodicity of large recruitment events in oyster populations is well known (Oviatt 2004, Loosanoff 1966) and rarely are they so insignificant in the succeeding history of the population.
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