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INFLUENCES OF ESTUARINE HABITAT MODIFICATION ON FISH AND INVERTEBRATE ASSEMBLAGES IN COASTAL LOUISIANA
Salt marsh estuaries are ecologically significant coastal ecosystems that provide essential habitat for fish and invertebrate communities but are experiencing significant global declines due to natural processes and human activities. Restoration strategies are increasingly used to mitigate habitat l
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