A boundary current drives synchronous growth of marine fishes across tropical and temperate latitudes

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• 来源
  《Global change biology》 |2018年第5期|共10页
• 作者

  Ong Joyce J. L.; Rountrey Adam N.; Black Bryan A.; Nguyen Hoang Minh; Coulson Peter G.; Newman Stephen J.; Wakefield Corey B.; Meeuwig Jessica J.; Meekan Mark G.;

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• 作者单位

  School of Biological Sciences and the Centre for Marine FuturesUniversity of Western AustraliaCrawley WA Australia;

  Museum of PaleontologyUniversity of MichiganAnn Arbor MI USA;

  Marine Science InstituteUniversity of TexasPort Aransas TX USA;

  Marine Science InstituteUniversity of TexasPort Aransas TX USA;

  Center for Fish and Fisheries ResearchMurdoch UniversityMurdoch WA Australia;

  Western Australian Fisheries and Marine Research LaboratoriesGovernment of Western AustraliaNorth Beach WA Australia;

  Western Australian Fisheries and Marine Research LaboratoriesGovernment of Western AustraliaNorth Beach WA Australia;

  School of Biological Sciences and the Centre for Marine FuturesUniversity of Western AustraliaCrawley WA Australia;

  Australian Institute of Marine ScienceUniversity of Western AustraliaCrawley WA Australia;

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• 原文格式 PDF
• 正文语种 eng
• 中图分类 物候学;
• 关键词

  boundary current; El Ni?o‐Southern Oscillation; growth chronologies; marine fishes; Western Australia;

  机译：边界电流;El Nino-Southern振荡;生长时间长度;海洋鱼类;西澳大利亚;