Relationships among environmental factors (temperature, salinity, nitrogen, and chlorophyll) and zooplankton assemblages (in particular Calanus finmarchicus) of Massachusetts Bay and Cape Cod

Relationships among environmental factors (temperature, salinity, nitrogen, and chlorophyll) and zooplankton assemblages (in particular Calanus finmarchicus) of Massachusetts Bay and Cape Cod

by Kristyn B. Lemieux

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