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Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association2
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Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science2
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20252
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Overview of the WIO-Benth Project – benthic habitats and megafauna from soft sediments in the Western Indian OceanOA Marine
Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science · 2025 · Issue 1/2025 · Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association
Sean Fennessy; Bernadine Everett; Fiona MacKay; Silvia Abdula; Jean Jacaques Be; Andrew Green; Chris Jenkins; Esther Fondo; Cang Hui; Amon Kimeli; Mary Kishe; Alex Mafuru; Sashan Manikam; Rui Mutombene; Noah Ngisiange; Julius Okondo; Najoro Randrianalisoa; Michael Roberts; Mathew Silas; Ignacio Sobrino; Arved Staby; Pascal Thoya; Mariana Tomalin; Patrick Vianello; Vernon Visser
The Western Indian Ocean (WIO) hosts substantial marine biodiversity, which is better known from inshore and coastal hab- itats. The diversity from soft sediments of the shelf and slope is much less known regionally, which was the premise for the WIO-Benth Project. Existing seabed information and bottom trawl catch data were compiled for five countries (Kenya, Tanza- nia, Mozambique, South Africa, and Madagascar), to character...
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Overview of the WIO-Benth Project – benthic habitats and megafauna from soft sediments in the Western Indian OceanOA Marine
Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science · 2025 · Issue 1/2025 · Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association
Sean Fennessy; Bernadine Everett; Fiona MacKay; Silvia Abdula; Jean Jacaques Be; Andrew Green; Chris Jenkins; Esther Fondo; Cang Hui; Amon Kimeli; Mary Kishe; Alex Mafuru; Sashan Manikam; Rui Mutombene; Noah Ngisiange; Julius Okondo; Najoro Randrianalisoa; Michael Roberts; Mathew Silas; Ignacio Sobrino; Arved Staby; Pascal Thoya; Mariana Tomalin; Patrick Vianello; Vernon Visser
The Western Indian Ocean (WIO) hosts substantial marine biodiversity, which is better known from inshore and coastal hab- itats. The diversity from soft sediments of the shelf and slope is much less known regionally, which was the premise for the WIO-Benth Project. Existing seabed information and bottom trawl catch data were compiled for five countries (Kenya, Tanza- nia, Mozambique, South Africa, and Madagascar), to character...
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