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Publications by P. Laffaille
Influence of Temperature on Surface Sediment Disturbance by Freshwater Fish: A Microcosm Experiment
Annales de Limnologie
Aquatic Science
Can Thin-Lipped Mullet Directly Exploit the Primary and Detritic Production of European Macrotidal Salt Marshes?
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
Oceanography
Aquatic Science
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Effects of Bioturbation in Oxic and Hypoxic Conditions: A Microcosm Experiment With a North Sea Sediment Community
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A Physically Based Model of Global Freshwater Surface Temperature
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Effects of Organic Enrichment on Nematode Assemblages in a Microcosm Experiment
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The Effects of Nickel on the Structure and Functioning of a Freshwater Plankton Community Under High Dissolved Organic Carbon Conditions: A Microcosm Experiment
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Seasonal Phytoplankton Response to Increased Temperature and Phosphorus Inputs in a Freshwater Coastal Lagoon, Southern Brazil: A Microcosm Bioassay
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High Levels of Sediment Contamination Have Little Influence on Estuarine Beach Fish Communities
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