The Ecological Condition of Gulf of Mexico Resources from Perdido Key to Port St. Joe, Florida, USA: Part I. Coastal Beach Resources

Author： Smith Lisa   Didonato Eva   Harwell Linda   Nestlerode Janet   Summers J.  

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 0167-6369

Source： Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, Vol.128, Iss.1-3, 2007-05, pp. : 511-524

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