A Comparison of Salt Marsh Construction Costs with the Value of Exported Shrimp Production

A Comparison of Salt Marsh Construction Costs with the Value of Exported Shrimp Production
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盐沼建设成本与出口虾产值的比较

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2012
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Wetlands (Wilmington, N.C.)
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C. Liese
C. Liese
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T. Minello;L. Rozas;P. Caldwell;C. Liese

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