WAVE HEIGHT ATTENUATION AND DAMAGE REDUCTION BY MANGROVE FORESTS: FIELD AND LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS

WAVE HEIGHT ATTENUATION AND DAMAGE REDUCTION BY MANGROVE FORESTS: FIELD AND LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS
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红树林的波高衰减和损害减少:实地和实验室调查

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10.1142/9789811275135_0240
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发表时间:
2023
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WORLD SCIENTIFIC
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MITCHELL, WILLIAM
MITCHELL, WILLIAM
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TOMICZEK, TORI;WARGULA, ANNA;COX, DANIEL T.;LOMÓNACO, PEDRO;KELTY, KIERNAN;OSTROW, KAYLA;CHAN, SAMANTHA;MITCHELL, WILLIAM

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