A Study on Shoals and Bottom Organisms in Innermost Region of Tokyo Bay

A Study on Shoals and Bottom Organisms in Innermost Region of Tokyo Bay

Tokyo port is in innermost of Tokyo Bay which is the enclosed water. Kasai seaside park is on the east location of Tokyo port. This park are enclosed with Arakawa, Edogawa and Tokyo Bay, and mainly consists of the water. On this area, the shoals of old still survive and many organisms of sea live at...

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Veröffentlicht in:PROCEEDINGS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING IN THE OCEAN 1995, Vol.11, pp.127-132
Hauptverfasser: Wano, Shinichi, Iijima, Shinji, Teranaka, Keiichirou
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