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The developmental pattern on artificial substrates of a bryozoan community at 3 and 15 m water depth has been studied in the Ligurian Sea (Italy) for increasing periods of time (2 to 25 mo). A recruitment period larval settlement and growth to saturation (increasing number of species and abundance) is followed, after 12 mo, by a maturation period In which biotic interactions become predominant due to decreasing availability of primary substrate. During maturation, con~n~un i ty structure changes considerably due to variation in quantitative relations among bryozoans; a definite replacement of species does not occur. Interactions between zoarial types can be traced back to several schemes resulting from combined reciprocal inhibition and enhancement actions. The community at 15 m depth does not show any difference in developmental pattern, but colonization is slower

Development pattern of an infralittoral bryozoan community in the western Mediterranean Sea