Temporal and spatial variation in infaunal community structure in physically active continental shelf sediments at a long-term ecosystem observatory (LEO-15) off New Jersey, USA

Author： Grassle J. Frederick   Ramey Patricia A.   Petrecca Rosemarie F.  

Publisher： Sears Foundation for Marine Research

ISSN： 1543-9542

Source： Journal of Marine Research, Vol.67, Iss.6, 2009-11, pp. : 869-897

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