A Spatial Risk Assessment Tool That Connects Oceanographic and Demographic Information to Predict Distribution and Abundance for Protected Species

October 23, 2018

A spatial risk assessment tool that connects oceanographic and demographic information to predict distribution and abundance for protected species by Paul Richards and Nathan Putnam (SEFSC).

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