National Water Research Institute of Malaysia

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MACROBENTHOS ASSEMBALAGES STRUCTURE FROM SOUTHERN SOUTH CHINA SEA

There is a long list of ocean issues that need to be address; warming of the ocean, ocean acidification, coral bleaching, pollution, overfishing, marine endangered species and many more. Effort into understanding our ocean and its current states has never been more important than now. This report from National Scientific Cruise Expedition (ESPK) provide a fresh perspective and a very important insight in the southern South China Sea. The data covers every aspect of ocean science fields which includes; dynamic, productivity, biology, chemistry, geology and paleo oceanography collected between 2016-2017 cruise along the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

Language: English
Document code: a62a5a56-da03-11ef-a28c-00505695eb80
Research Area: Others
Published Year: 2019
DOI: —
ISBN / ISSN: 9789672320319

Authors

Zainudin BachokMaizah M AbdullahIzwandy IdrisYusof Shuib IbrahimNOOR SHAHIDA ROSLI

Abstract

There is a long list of ocean issues that need to be address; warming of the ocean, ocean acidification, coral bleaching, pollution, overfishing, marine endangered species and many more. Effort into understanding our ocean and its current states has never been more important than now. This report from National Scientific Cruise Expedition (ESPK) provide a fresh perspective and a very important insight in the southern South China Sea. The data covers every aspect of ocean science fields which includes; dynamic, productivity, biology, chemistry, geology and paleo oceanography collected between 2016-2017 cruise along the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

Citation

APA: vii. Bachok, Z., Abdullah, M.M., Idris, I., Ibrahim, Y.S., Rosli, N.S., Yahya, N. & Abidin, S.A.Z. (2019). Macrobenthos Assembalages Structure from Southern South China Sea. National Scientific Cruise Expedition 2016 – 2017, pp. 115 – 134