The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
[PDF][PDF] The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Ivesˇa, A Jaklin… - Journal of Applied …, 2016 - climatescience.ru
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats.
F Ferrario, L Iveša, A Jaklin… - Journal of Applied …, 2016 - search.ebscohost.com
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Iveša, A Jaklin, S Perkol Finkel… - JOURNAL OF APPLIED …, 2016 - cris.unibo.it
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Filippo, I Ljiljana, J Andrej, PF Shimrit… - JOURNAL OF …, 2016 - research.unipd.it
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Iveša, A Jaklin, S Perkol-Finkel… - Journal of applied …, 2015 - croris.hr
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Iveša, A Jaklin… - Journal of Applied …, 2016 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Iveša, A Jaklin, S Perkol‐Finkel… - Journal of Applied …, 2016 - infona.pl
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
[PDF][PDF] The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Ivesˇa, A Jaklin, S Perkol-Finkel… - Journal of Applied …, 2016 - academia.edu
Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
The overlooked role of biotic factors in controlling the ecological performance of artificial marine habitats
F Ferrario, L Iveša, A Jaklin, S Perkol-Finkel… - Journal of Applied …, 2016 - JSTOR
1. Artificial structures are sprawling in marine seascapes as a result of burgeoning coastal
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …
populations, increasing development and energy demand, and greater risks from climate …