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Modeling the spatiotemporal effects of ocean acidification and warming on Atlantic sea scallop growth to guide adaptive fisheries managementNARA Subscribed
Ecological Modelling · 2026 · Vol. 513 · Elsevier
Halle M. Berger; Samantha A. Siedlecki; Shannon L. Meseck; Emilien Pousse; Deborah R. Hart; Felipe Soares; Antonie Chute; Catherine M. Matassa
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Correction: Refining the Farm Aquaculture Resource Management Model for Shellfish Nitrogen Removal at the Local ScaleNARA Subscribed
Estuaries and Coasts · 2024 · Vol. 47 · Issue 5 · Springer
Skylar R. Bayer; Alhambra M. Cubillo; Julie M. Rose; Joao G. Ferreira; Mark Dixon; Annita Alvarado; Janine Barr; Genevieve Bernatchez; Shannon Meseck; Matthew Poach; Emilien Pousse; Gary H. Wikfors; Suzanne Bricker
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Refining the Farm Aquaculture Resource Management Model for Shellfish Nitrogen Removal at the Local ScaleNARA Subscribed
Estuaries and Coasts · 2024 · Vol. 47 · Issue 5 · Springer
Skylar R. Bayer; Alhambra M. Cubillo; Julie M. Rose; Joao G. Ferreira; Mark Dixon; Annita Alvarado; Janine Barr; Genevieve Bernatchez; Shannon Meseck; Matthew Poach; Emilien Pousse; Gary H. Wikfors; Suzanne Bricker
Nutrient-related environmental degradation in coastal waters is a continuing global problem. Bivalve shellfish farms show nutrient removal capabilities similar to some traditional management strategies and in some places have been incorporated into nutrient management programs to help achieve water quality goals. Bioextractive nutrient removal varies by farmed species and is influenced by environment parameters; thus, data and...
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