Does the incorporation of shell waste from aquaculture in the construction of marine facilities affect the structure of the marine sessile community?

Queiroz, Taciana da Costa; Yokoyama, Leonardo Querobim; Dias, Gustavo Muniz

doi:10.1016/j.marenvres.2024.106484

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Does the incorporation of shell waste from aquaculture in the construction of marine facilities affect the structure of the marine sessile community?

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