Living and dead bivalves are congruent surrogates for whole benthic macroinvertebrate communities in Puget Sound

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RT @BrocKokesh: New paper alert! 🚨Our first agency-academic collaboration paper b/w @UChicagoPaleo & @EcologyWA is out now @FrontEcolEvol…

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RT @BrocKokesh: New paper alert! 🚨Our first agency-academic collaboration paper b/w @UChicagoPaleo & @EcologyWA is out now @FrontEcolEvol…

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New paper alert! 🚨Our first agency-academic collaboration paper b/w @UChicagoPaleo & @EcologyWA is out now @FrontEcolEvol We find that dead bivalve assemblages in Puget Sound are a pretty good proxy for spatial patterns of the whole benthic community!

11 Nov 2022

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Frontiers | Living and dead bivalves are congruent surrogates for whole benthic macroinvertebrate communities in Puget Sound https://t.co/Il6dDluoEP

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