A biochemical approach for the estimation of food provision for heterotrophic organisms of the black sea

Date

1998-01-01

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Shulman, Ge
Yuneva, Tv
Yunev, Ao
Svetlıchny, Ls
Annınsky, Be
Ramonova, Za
Arashkevıch, Eg
Kıdeyş, Ahmet Erkan
Bingel, Ferit
Uysal, Zahit
Yılmaz, A.

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Ecosystem Modeling As A Management Tool For The Black Sea 2 Environmental Security 2

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G. Shulman et al., A biochemical approach for the estimation of food provision for heterotrophic organisms of the black sea . 1998.