Harmful Algae in the Gulf of Maine: Oceanography, Population Dynamics, and Toxin Transfer in the Food Web

Donald M Anderson; Dennis J Mcgillicuddy; Stacey L Degrasse; Kevin G Sellner; V. Monica Bricelj; Jefferson T Turner; David W Townsend; Judith L Kleindinst

Harmful Algae in the Gulf of Maine: Oceanography, Population Dynamics, and Toxin Transfer in the Food Web

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Harmful Algae in the Gulf of Maine: Oceanography, Population Dynamics, and Toxin Transfer in the Food Web

Donald M Anderson, Dennis J Mcgillicuddy, Stacey L Degrasse, Kevin G Sellner, V. Monica Bricelj, Jefferson T Turner, David W Townsend and Judith L Kleindinst

Deep-sea research. Part II, Topical studies in oceanography, Vol.103

2014

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Title: Harmful Algae in the Gulf of Maine: Oceanography, Population Dynamics, and Toxin Transfer in the Food Web
Creators: Donald M Anderson - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Dennis J Mcgillicuddy - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Stacey L Degrasse - United States Food and Drug Administration
Kevin G Sellner - Chesapeake Research Consortium
V. Monica Bricelj - Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Jefferson T Turner - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
David W Townsend - University of Maine
Judith L Kleindinst - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Publication Details: Deep-sea research. Part II, Topical studies in oceanography, Vol.103
Publisher: Elsevier
Academic Unit: Department of Biology
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 9914499349601301

Harmful Algae in the Gulf of Maine: Oceanography, Population Dynamics, and Toxin Transfer in the Food Web

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