The short-term impacts of a cyclone on seagrass communities in Southwest Madagascar
Authors:
- Marie-Claude Côté-LaurinMCMarie-Claude Côté-Laurin
- Sophie BenbowSBSophie Benbow
- Karim ErziniKEKarim Erzini
- 1 April 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Continental Shelf Research
- Vol. 138, 132-141
Abstract
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