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Fish species assemblages in southwestern Wisconsin streams with implications for smallmouth bass management. J. Lyons, A.M Forbes and M.D Staggs

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Lyons, J

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TextSeries: Technical bulletin (Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources) ; no. 161Publication details: Madison : Dept. of Natural Resources, 1988Description: 25 p. : ill., map ; 28 cmSubject(s):

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