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Assessing the utility of open-source data in exploring benthic biodiversity in mining concessions off the South African coast
Extractive activity in the marine realm is a well-recognised pressure on the marine environment, particularly for the preservation of biodiversity (Majiedt et al. 2019). Data that are openly available, from repositories, guides and within other studies, are a growing resource available to researcher...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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