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Bet-hedging bigmouth buffalo (
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Dakota S. Radford, Alec R. Lackmann, Cassi J. Moody‐Carpenter & Robert E. Colombo. (2021) Comparison of Four Hard Structures Including Otoliths for Estimating Age in Blue Suckers. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 150:4, pages 514-527.
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