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Keyword: biosentinels

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Project

Habitat Heartbeats: Incorporating Bivalve Biosensors into Estuary Monitoring Infrastructure

Resource

Behavioral Response of Oyster Valve Gape to Ecological Conditions in an Intermittently Closed Estuary
Journal Article
Bivalve biomonitoring datasets from Tijuana River Estuary, Los Peñasquitos Lagoon, and San Diego Bay
Data
Case study: Biosensors can provide real-time feedback on estuary conditions
Case Study
Habitat Heartbeats: Listening to What Oysters and Mussels Can Tell Us about Southern California Estuaries
Webinar Summary
Monitoring bivalve behavior and physiology in the laboratory and field using open-source tools
Journal Article
Open-source hardware and software resources for bivalve biosensors
Tool
San Diego Estuaries Research Symposium 2023
Video
Sneak Peek: Habitat Heartbeats
Video

 

 

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