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Environmental DNA metabarcoding decodes biodiversity restoration via artificial reefs: a case study of Xiaoheishan Island in Bohai Sea, China
Updated:2026-07-27
    • Environmental DNA metabarcoding decodes biodiversity restoration via artificial reefs: a case study of Xiaoheishan Island in Bohai Sea, China

    • Journal of Oceanology and Limnology   Pages: 1-15(2026)
    • Received:03 September 2025

      Online First:27 July 2026

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  • ZHANG Zhipeng,SONG Jingjing,QIN Feifei,et al.Environmental DNA metabarcoding decodes biodiversity restoration via artificial reefs: a case study of Xiaoheishan Island in Bohai Sea, China[J].Journal of Oceanology and Limnology, DOI:.

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