Predicting the impacts of anthropogenic disturbances on marine populations
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Paul M. Thompson | Floris M. van Beest | Jacob Nabe-Nielsen | Richard M. Sibly | Jonas Teilmann | Volker Grimm | R. Sibly | J. Teilmann | V. Grimm | P. Thompson | J. Nabe‐Nielsen | F. M. Beest
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