Ecological status of the seagrass community in Sharm El-Moyia Bay, Egyptian Red Sea, after its oil pollution in 1999

Ali A-F. A Gab-Alla

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Jul 13, 2004

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oil pollution seagrasses Gulf of Aqaba Sharm E -Moyia Bay Red Sea

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Ecological status of the seagrass community in Sharm El-Moyia Bay, Egyptian Red Sea, after its oil pollution in 1999

Ali A-F. A Gab-Alla

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Egyptian Journal of Biology Vol.2 2000: 34-41

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