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Chilean salmon farming vulnerability to external stressors: The COVID 19 as a case to test and build resilience.

Año: 2021
Lineas de Investigación: Publications / RP5 – Socioeconomic Sustainability / RP6 - Integrative Program
Autores: Soto D., Chávez C, Leon-Muñoz J., Luengo C., Soria-Galvarro Y.,
Revista: Marine Policy, Volume 128, June 2021, n° 104486, p.1-14.
URL: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2021.104486 (758)

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