An experimental approach for understanding the process of wood fragmentation by marine wood borers in shallow temperate waters
作者： A Nishimoto , T Haga , A Asakura , Y Shirayama
DOI: 10.3354/MEPS11454
关键词: Coarse woody debris 、 Fragmentation (computing) 、 Ecology 、 Environmental science 、 Aquatic organisms 、 Temperate climate
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