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Physical geography / Oceanography / Water / Fisheries / Aquatic ecology / Bodies of water / Oceans / Ocean acidification / Continental shelf / Southern California Bight / Sea
Date: 2016-06-08 13:36:25
Physical geography
Oceanography
Water
Fisheries
Aquatic ecology
Bodies of water
Oceans
Ocean acidification
Continental shelf
Southern California Bight
Sea

California Islands Symposium – October 3-7, 2016 http://www.californiaislands.net/symposium/ Changes in Condition and Composition of the Channel Islands’ Macrobenthic Communities David Gillett1 and Ken Schiff1 1South

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