References: Fisheries Classics: Ryder's Morphoedaphic Index, Identifying Endocrine Disrupters as an Emerging Issue: Smallmouth Bass in the Potomac River, Avoiding Domestication of an Endangered Species: Conservation Culture of California's Delta Smelt

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