9 - The power of long-term monitoring to understand mechanisms of ecosystem change: the case of the Galápagos Marine Reserve. In: The role of science for conservation
Stuart Banks
Rodrigo Bustamante
Diego Ruiz
Natalia Tirado
Mariana Vera
Franz Smith
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Banks S., Bustamante R., Ruiz D., Tirado N., Vera M. and Smith F. (2012) 9 - The power of long-term monitoring to understand mechanisms of ecosystem change: the case of the Galápagos Marine Reserve. In: Wolff M. & Gardener M. (eds.). The role of science for conservation (pp. 143-164).
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Title9 - The power of long-term monitoring to understand mechanisms of ecosystem change: the case of the Galápagos Marine Reserve
Date01.01.2012
Book TitleThe role of science for conservation
Open Access Status Closed Access
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