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Aquaculture · 2009 · Vol. 297(1-4) · pp. 1–9
Max Troell✉(Stockholm Resilience Centre)Alyssa Joyce(Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences)Thierry Chopin(University of New Brunswick)Amir Neori(Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research)Alejandro H. Buschmann(Universidad de Los Lagos)Jianguang Fang(Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences)
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