Temperature as a Driving Factor in Aquatic Ecosystems
Authors:
- B.T. De StasioBSB.T. De Stasio
- T. GolemgeskiTGT. Golemgeski
- X. LiXLX. Li
- M.J. LarosiliereMLM.J. Larosiliere
- D.M. LivingstoneDLD.M. Livingstone
- 19 May 2022
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 257-269
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