More than 7,000 marine animals, terrestrial mammals and birds are tracked from the CLS data centre via the Argos satellite system. Specifically, scientists know very little about the migratory route and time taken by adu - Terrestrial Time - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	More than 7,000 marine animals, terrestrial mammals and birds are tracked from the CLS data centre via the Argos satellite system. Specifically, scientists know very little about the migratory route and time taken by adu Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-13 08:33:39 Open Document File Size: 572,33 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lowestoft / / Company CLS / CNES / IFREMER / / Country Switzerland / Norway / United Kingdom / France / Spain / Ireland / / / Facility Museum of Natural History / / Holiday Earth day / / IndustryTerm satellite constellation / satellite system / operation sustainable resource management / / NaturalFeature Sargasso Sea / / Organization European Union / CLS Operations Centre / / Person Amélie Proust / Eric Feunteun / Anne-Marie Breonce / / PublishedMedium Natural History / / Region northeast Caribbean / / SocialTag Argos System Data collection Environmental monitoring Anguillidae Argos Fisheries science European eel CNES Spaceflight Fish

More than 7,000 marine animals, terrestrial mammals and birds are tracked from the CLS data centre via the Argos satellite system. Specifically, scientists know very little about the migratory route and time taken by aduAdd to Reading List