Advances in marine benthic ecology using in situ sensors

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2012-01-01

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Le Bris, Nadine
Contreira, Leonardo
Yücel, Mustafa

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Sensors for Ecology

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N. Le Bris, L. Contreira, and M. Yücel, Advances in marine benthic ecology using in situ sensors. 2012, p. 225.