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The Rapid Establishment, Dispersal, and Increased Abundance of Invasive American Shad in the Pacific Northwest

El rápido establecimiento, dispersión e incremento de abundancia del sábalo americano en el Pacífico noroeste

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Pages 103-114 | Published online: 06 Mar 2012

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