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Analysing modelled nearshore wave climate variability and change as relevant to the traditional handline fishery of the South African South Coast
The South Coast traditional handline fishing communities of South Africa are integrated into a complex ecosystem where human and natural components interact and overlap on many different spatial and temporal scales. The South Coast marine ecosystem, on which the fishers depend, already suffers from...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2019
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