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Temporal variation in tributary and mainstream fish assemblages in a Great Plains stream system.

Published December 14, 2017

Title Temporal variation in tributary and mainstream fish assemblages in a Great Plains stream system.
Authors:Taylor, C.M. ;Winston, M.R. ;Matthews, W.J.
Publication Type Journal Article
Year of Publication:1996
Volume:1996
Pagination:280-289

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