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Sampling Biodiversity in Coastal Communities |
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This introduction to basic concepts of biodiversity-sampling outlines standardized field methods for macroalgae and seagrass communities developed by NaGISA (Natural Geography in Shore Areas, a project operating under the international Census of Marine Life. NaGISA promotes simple standardized protocols and focuses on widespread nearshore habitats. This book, written by premier coastal ecologists and taxonomists, provides a text for field courses, a manual for coastal managers, and a reference guide for researchers studying biodiversity or preparing species inventories.
P. Robin Rigby and Yoshihisa Shirayama are associated with the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory at Kyoto University; Katrin Iken is with the School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences at the University of Alaska.
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