Persistent transboundary movements of threatened sharks highlight the importance of cooperative management for effective conservation
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Persistent transboundary movements of threatened sharks highlight the importance of cooperative management for effective conservation
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MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES
Volume 720, Issue -, Pages 117-131
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Inter-Research Science Center
发表日期
2023-09-04
DOI
10.3354/meps14413
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