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Harpacticoida from a field survey in the White Sea in 2000
Data originated from a field study on harpacticoida carried out in the Chernaya River estuary of Kandalaksha (White Sea) in July - October 2000. The aim of the study was to assess the colonization patterns of Harpacticoida according to different sediment conditions.
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- Flanders Marine Institute
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- Last updated (catalogue)
- 2024-08-20
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- DWCA
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