Long-term, high frequency in situ measurements of intertidal mussel bed temperatures using biomimetic sensors
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Bruce Menge | Christopher D G Harley | Katharine J Mach | K. A. S. Mislan | Brian Helmuth | Michael O'Donnell | Carol Blanchette | Mark W Denny | K A S Mislan | Michael T Burrows | Benjamin Ruttenberg | Nova Mieszkowska | Emily Carrington | E. Gosling | K. Mach | B. Menge | C. Harley | B. Broitman | N. Mieszkowska | B. Helmuth | Lauren Yamane | S. Gilman | F. Choi | C. Monaco | Jessica L Torossian | P. Szathmary | C. Blanchette | M. Burrows | L. Miller | M. O'Donnell | J. Lathlean | C. McQuaid | M. Foley | G. Hofmann | E. Carrington | A. Matzelle | B. Ruttenberg | E. Carpizo-Ituarte | Laura Petes | Gretchen E Hofmann | A. Power | Elizabeth Gosling | M. Nishizaki | Sarah E Gilman | Anne Marie Power | Francis Choi | Jonathan Robinson | Mackenzie L. Zippay | Allison Matzelle | Scott L Morello | Lauren Yamane | Denise Strickland | P Lauren Szathmary | Alyson Tockstein | Thomas J Hilbish | Michael Nishizaki | Melissa M Foley | Angela Johnson | Megan Poole | Mae M Noble | Erin L Richmond | Matt Robart | Jerod Sapp | Jackie Sones | Bernardo R Broitman | Luke P Miller | Philip Ross | Mackenzie Zippay | J A Macfarlan | Eugenio Carpizo-Ituarte | Carlos E Peña Mejía | Christopher D McQuaid | Justin Lathlean | Cristián J Monaco | Katy R Nicastro | Gerardo Zardi | Denise Strickland | E. Richmond | Jonathan J. Robinson | L. Petes | M. Robart | G. Zardi | K. Nicastro | Scott L. Morello | P. Ross | M. Poole | J. Sones | T. Hilbish | M. Noble | Mark W Denny | J. Macfarlan | Jerod Sapp | Alyson Tockstein | Angela Johnson
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