Sediment and carbon fluxes along a longitudinal gradient in the lower Tana River (Kenya)
F. Tamooh(Kenyatta University), Steven Bouillon(Management Research Institute), Filip J. R. Meysman(University of Antwerp), Trent R. Marwick(KU Leuven), Frank Dehairs(Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Alberto Borges(University of Liège), Roel Merckx(KU Leuven), Karel Van den Meersche(Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
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