Integrative Approaches to Understanding Organismal Responses to Aquatic Deoxygenation

Integrative Approaches to Understanding Organismal Responses to Aquatic Deoxygenation
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10.1086/722899
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发表时间:
2022-10
期刊:
The Biological Bulletin
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H. Woods;A. Moran;David Atkinson;A. Audzijonytė;M. Berenbrink;Francisco O. Borges;K. Burnett;L. Burnett;C. Coates;R. Collin;E. Costa-Paiva;Murray I. Duncan;R. Ern;E. Laetz;L. Levin;M. Lindmark;Noelle M. Lucey;L. McCormick;J. Pierson;R. Rosa;M. Roman;Eduardo Sampaio;P. Schulte;E. Sperling;A. Walczyńska;W. Verberk
H. Woods;A. Moran;David Atkinson;A. Audzijonytė;M. Berenbrink;Francisco O. Borges;K. Burnett;L. Burnett;C. Coates;R. Collin;E. Costa-Paiva;Murray I. Duncan;R. Ern;E. Laetz;L. Levin;M. Lindmark;Noelle M. Lucey;L. McCormick;J. Pierson;R. Rosa;M. Roman;Eduardo Sampaio;P. Schulte;E. Sperling;A. Walczyńska;W. Verberk
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H. Woods;A. Moran;David Atkinson;A. Audzijonytė;M. Berenbrink;Francisco O. Borges;K. Burnett;L. Burnett;C. Coates;R. Collin;E. Costa-Paiva;Murray I. Duncan;R. Ern;E. Laetz;L. Levin;M. Lindmark;Noelle M. Lucey;L. McCormick;J. Pierson;R. Rosa;M. Roman;Eduardo Sampaio;P. Schulte;E. Sperling;A. Walczyńska;W. Verberk

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