In-water and dry-dock hull fouling assessments reveal high risk for regional translocation of nonindigenous species in the southwestern Atlantic.
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| Title: | In-water and dry-dock hull fouling assessments reveal high risk for regional translocation of nonindigenous species in the southwestern Atlantic. |
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| Authors: | Meloni, Marco1,2 (AUTHOR), Correa, Nancy3,4 (AUTHOR), Pitombo, Fabio Bettini5 (AUTHOR), Chiesa, Ignacio Luis6 (AUTHOR), Doti, Brenda7,8 (AUTHOR), Elías, Rodolfo9 (AUTHOR), Genzano, Gabriel9 (AUTHOR), Giachetti, Clara B.8,10 (AUTHOR), Giménez, Diego11 (AUTHOR), López-Gappa, Juan12,13 (AUTHOR), Pastor, Catalina14 (AUTHOR), Wandeness, Adriane Pereira15 (AUTHOR), Ramírez, Fernando César16 (AUTHOR), Roccatagliata, Daniel7,8 (AUTHOR), Schulze-Sylvester, Maria17,18 (AUTHOR), Tatián, Marcos11,19 (AUTHOR), Zelaya, Diego Gabriel13,20 (AUTHOR), Sylvester, Francisco17,18 (AUTHOR) franciscosylvester@gmail.com |
| Source: | Hydrobiologia. May2021, Vol. 848 Issue 9, p1981-1996. 16p. 2 Charts, 2 Graphs, 1 Map. |
| Database: | Environment Complete |
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