The shark nursery of Bulls Bay, South Carolina, with a review of the shark nurseries of the southeastern coast of the United States

1993/10/01 by Jos� I. Castro · 9 citations
Environmental Science · #Ichthyology and Marine Biology

paper · doi:10.1007/bf00842902

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