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Pengchao Jin1, Yang Zhang2, Yanlin Du1

  • 1College of Marine Sciences, Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai 201306, China.

Marine environmental research
|January 29, 2024
PubMed
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中级旋显著影响秘鲁海域大飞 (Dosidicus gigas) 的分布. 与气旋旋相比,抗气旋旋提供了更有利的条件,导致较高的鱼丰富性和适合息地.

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丰富和分布的情况.关键环境条件 关键环境条件这就是Dosidicus gigas.息地建模 息地建模中等尺度的旋.东南太平洋的太平洋海洋.

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