Relations between the microscale riverbed morphology and the macrozoobenthos – Implications for the ecological quality assessment and the definition of reference conditions

Publisher： WITPress

E-ISSN： 2398-2659|1|3|1-15

ISSN： 2398-2640

Source： International Journal of Environmental Impacts, Vol.1, Iss.3, 2018-01, pp. : 1-15

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