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Marine Sciences and the Management of Coastal Resources


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Marine Sciences and the Management of Coastal Resources

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Oceanographer Clint Winant shares how the integration of results from various disciplines including meteorology, physical oceanography, chemistry and biology can help to improve the management of our coastal resources. Series: "Birch Aquarium Presents, The" [2/2001] [Science] [Show ID: 5454]

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life, marine, oceanography, science,

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