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The potential of video imagery from worldwide cabled observatory networks to provide information supporting fish-stock and biodiversity assessment

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posted on 2020-01-01, 00:00 authored by J. Aguzzi, D. Chatzievangelou, J. B. Company, L. Thomsen, S. Marini, F. Bonofiglio, F. Juanes, R. Rountree, A. Berry, R. Chumbinho, C. Lordan, J. Doyle, J. del Rio, J. Navarro, F. C. De Leo, N. Bahamon, J. A. García, P. R. Danovaro, M. Francescangeli, V. Lopez-Vazquez, P. G
Published in ICES Journal of Marine Science

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J. Aguzzi;D. Chatzievangelou;J. B. Company;L. Thomsen;S. Marini;F. Bonofiglio;F. Juanes;R. Rountree;A. Berry;R. Chumbinho;C. Lordan;J. Doyle;J. del Rio;J. Navarro;F. C. De Leo;N. Bahamon;J. A. García;P. R. Danovaro;M. Francescangeli;V. Lopez-Vazquez; P. G

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video imageryobservatory networksfish-stock assessmentbiodiversity assessment

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