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Remotely operated vehicle exploring ichthyofauna association with habitat from shore-shelf, in an endemism hotspot in South Africa
The priority of understanding marine systems increases as expanding pressures are exerted on them. In South Africa, efforts are underway to utilise the ocean to stimulate economic growth which will result in further pressures on marine systems. The aim is to mitigate pressures, largely through propo...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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