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Ecosystem effects of bottom trawling in the Benguela current system : experimental and retrospective data analyses
This thesis investigates ecosystem effects of bottom-trawling on demersal fish assemblages (1990-2006) off Namibia and their relationship to environmental variables.
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Department of Biological Sciences
2015
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