Data for: Experimental bottom trawling finds resilience in large-bodied infauna but vulnerability for epifauna and juveniles in the Frisian Front

Name: Data for: Experimental bottom trawling finds resilience in large-bodied infauna but vulnerability for epifauna and juveniles in the Frisian Front
Creator: Justin Tiano
Published: 2020-04-04T08:42:46.881Z
Keywords: Marine Ecology, Biogeochemistry, Benthic Community, Environmental Impact Assessment, Fisheries Science, Demersal Fishery

Tiano, Justin; Beauchard, Olivier; van der Reijden, Karin; Ysbaert, Tom; van der Ree, Sietse; Soetaert, Karline; van der Wees, Jelmer

doi:10.17632/6npzh9x6cc.1

Data for: Experimental bottom trawling finds resilience in large-bodied infauna but vulnerability for epifauna and juveniles in the Frisian Front

Published: 4 April 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/6npzh9x6cc.1

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Justin Tiano, Olivier Beauchard, Karin van der Reijden, Tom Ysbaert, Sietse van der Ree, Karline Soetaert, Jelmer van der Wees

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This data was used in an experimental in-situ study researching the effects of conventional tickler chain beam trawls and electric pulse trawls on a benthic habitat in the southern north sea.

Data for: Experimental bottom trawling finds resilience in large-bodied infauna but vulnerability for epifauna and juveniles in the Frisian Front

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