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Princess Vlei : what diatoms can tell us about spatial and temporal heterogeneity in an urban wetland
Globally, wetlands are being degraded and destroyed largely as a result of anthropogenic activity. Monitoring and assessment are required to maintain functional ecosystems and the valuable services they provide. Surface sediment cores were taken from 4 points around an urban wetland (Princess Vlei)...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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