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<p>Eastern oyster dry weight vs. shell height for tissue (A) and shell (B) for eastern oysters cultivated in floating gear (red), no gear (green), and bottom gear (blue). Regression lines represent the 50th quantile fit of a nonlinear power function. Dashed vertical lines represent typical mar...

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Main Author:	Julie M. Rose (7616801) (author)
Other Authors:	Ryan Morse (17655484) (author), Christopher Schillaci (19556117) (author)
Published:	2024
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