Dr Sonja Rueckert S.Rueckert@napier.ac.uk
Associate
Effects of Anthropogenic Noise on the Embryogenesis of Squids, Loligo spp.
People Involved
Prof Karen Diele K.Diele@napier.ac.uk
Professor
Project Description
Effects of Anthropogenic Noise on the Embryogenesis of Squids, Loligo spp.
Status | Project Complete |
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Funder(s) | Marine Alliance for Science & Technology for Scotland (Hosted by St Andrew's University) |
Value | £2,942.00 |
Project Dates | Jul 1, 2017 - Dec 31, 2018 |
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