CAMPUS DO MAR TV - Implications of the observed climate change distributional impacts in commercial marine species

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Implications of the observed climate change distributional impacts in commercial marine species - Questions

Date of holding: 24/05/2018

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ECIMAT is celebrating the 7th edition of the Scientific Conferences "Café con Sal" which takes place throughout 2017. The objective of this program is to offer a meeting point for researchers, students and professionals from the sea sector with The purpose of sharing knowledge, generating debates and new ideas that serve as a germ for possible collaborations. This program also aims to contribute to the dissemination of marine research conducted at the University of Vigo and other research centers in our area by video recording and publication of all presentations on our websites.

Ms- Alba Aguión

PhD student, Campus do Mar

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