Laura Zgleszewski
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Fish Ecology
David Arscott, Ph.D.
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Fish growth, physiological stress, and tissue condition in response to rate or temperature change during cool or warm diel thermal cycles
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Searching for DNA in Water To Test for the Presence of Freshwater Mussels
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Sharing Our Science: Spring 2014
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Earth Week Presentation on Stream Fish Ecology
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Origin of Striped Bass Collected in the Delaware River for Toxics in Biota Monitoring
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Evaluating Threats to Humans and Aquatic Ecosystems Posed by Agriculture Around the Río Sierpe, Costa Rica
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Fish Dispersal Across a Riparian Habitat Gradient
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Fish Inventories in the Christina River Basin
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