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The diatom record: Reconstructing historically recent environmental change in the Knysna estuary
Estuaries are highly productive systems responsible for many vital ecosystem goods and services. Therefore, it is not surprising that the diversity and abundance of exploitable estuarine resources have attracted human settlers for centuries. Increased anthropogenic pressures have placed much stress...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2023
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