Fisheries management - assorted controversies, evolution and conservation

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Item Title  Fisheries management - assorted controversies, evolution and conservation Compiler  Behnke, Robert J. Author  Eberhardt, L. L. Abstract  Behnke's general research files document his classification of trout and salmonid species and his research on trout habitat. These files feature general subjects of interest to Behnke and touch on a wide array of topics including trout and salmonid genetics, limnology, conservation, fisheries management, and regional trout studies. They include collected journal and book articles, research notes, bibliographies, and correspondence with scientific organizations and scholars. Genre 1  business correspondence Multimedia Or Document Length  61 pages Item Format  application/pdf Item Filename  2491-04-10.pdf Date Created  1978/1994 Table Of Contents  H. Charles Romesburg--Jim Hall--Oliver A. Ryder--Magnus Lidén--Robert J. Behnke--Jennifer L. Nielsen--Donald Ludwig--Ray Hilborn--Carl Walters--Christine Mlot--William E. Kunin--Kevin J. Gaston--T.M. Caro--M. Karen Laurenson--James W. Mullan Related Topics  Fishes--Genetics  Fishery management  Wildlife conservation

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Fisheries management - assorted controversies, evolution and conservation, Robert J. Behnke papers, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m48s4jt2h

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