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High Frequency Non-invasive (HFNI) Bio-Sensors As a Potential Tool for Marine Monitoring and Assessments

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High Frequency Non-invasive (HFNI) Bio-Sensors As a Potential Tool for Marine Monitoring and Assessments (English)

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Hector Andrade

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Jean-Charles Massabuau

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Sabine Cochrane

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Pierre Ciret

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Damien Tran

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Mohamedou Sow

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Lionel Camus

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4 October 2016

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Frontiers in Marine Science

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The toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium minutum disrupts daily rhythmic activities at gene transcription, physiological and behavioral levels in the oyster Crassostrea gigas.

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