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White Shrimp Hypoxia Tolerance: Implications of the Dead Zone
The diverse nature of the Gulf of Mexico makes it home to many benthic organisms. However, the dead zone that forms each summer off the continental shelf, makes it hard to predict where these benthic organisms can survive and thus be located by the people that rely on them for their livelihoods. One
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