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Date: 2016-01-08 18:32:36
Aquatic ecology
Mangrove
Eutrophication
Sea
Fauna
Hypoxia
Aquatic ecosystem
Dead zone

Ecological status assessment of Bidkhun mangrove swamp from Bushehr province, Persian Gulf, using macrofauna community structure 1 Reza Kamalifar, 1Khosrow Aeinjamshid, 1Mohsen Nurinejad,

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