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Title: Propeller scar monitoring program for the Tampa Bay National Estuary Program Contract No. T95-03-A2
Authors: Sargent, F.J.; Leary, T.J.; Kuhl, D.E.; Lamb, A.P.; Colby, M.M.; MacAulay, G.M.; Rubec, P.J.
Year: 1996
Source: Technical Publication #14-96 of the Tampa Bay National Estuary Program, Prepared by Florida Marine Research Institute


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