Physical, Chemical, and Biological Data Sets of the TU Black Sea Data Base: Description and Evaluation

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1998-01-01

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Ivanov, L
Konovalov, S
Melnikov, V
Mikaelyan, A
Yunev, O
Baştürk, Ö
Belokopytov, V
Beşiktepe, Şükrü Turan
Bodeanu, N
Bologa, A
Cociasu, A
Diakonu, V
Kamburska, L
Kıdeyş, Ahmet Erkan
Mankovsky, V
Moncheva, S
Nezlin, N
Niermann, U
Petranu, A
Shalovenkov, N
Shuskina, E
Salihoğlu, İlkay
Senichkina, L
Uysal, Zahit
Vedernikov, V
Yakubenko, V
Yakushev, E
Yılmaz, Ayşen

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/236156523_Physical_Chemical_and_Biological_Data_Sets_of_the_TU_Black_Sea_Data_Base_Description_and_Evaluation

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Ecosystem Modeling as a Management Tool for the Black Sea

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L. Ivanov et al., Physical, Chemical, and Biological Data Sets of the TU Black Sea Data Base: Description and Evaluation . 1998, p. 37.