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Title: Seasonal population changes and distribution as related to salinity of certain invertebrates of the Texas Coast, including the commercial shrimp.
Author: Gunter, Gordon
Citation: ACCNO:0004791
Publisher: Publications of the Institute of Marine Science; vol. 1(2)
Year: 1950.
Description: p. 7-51 : tables, figs.
Subject: EFFECTS ; Fisheries research. ; Marine water ; Population dynamics. ; Salinity.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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