Natural variation in abundance of salmonid populations in streams and its implications for design of impact studies View on Open Library

Natural variation in abundance of salmonid populations in streams and its implications for design of impact studies

by James D. Hall

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First published: 1981 1 language
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Water Salmonidae Environmental aspects Pollution

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