Dissolved organic carbon as a controlling variable in lake trout and other Boreal Shield lakes

David W. Schindler; John M. Gunn

doi:10.1201/9780203495087.ch8

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Dissolved organic carbon as a controlling variable in lake trout and other Boreal Shield lakes

David W. Schindler John M. Gunn

Year: 2003 Integrative studies in water management and land development Publisher: CRC Press

DOI: 10.1201/9780203495087.ch8

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Trout Boreal Dissolved organic carbon Environmental science Shield Fishery Oceanography Geology Hydrology (agriculture) Ecology Fish <Actinopterygii> Biology Geotechnical engineering Paleontology

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