Artificial fluctuations in river flow and effects on river communities, or, how to pursue a problem until you discover nothing at all

Artificial fluctuations in river flow and effects on river communities, or, how to pursue a problem until you discover nothing at all

by Wayne Jack Wallis

Part of Problem series (Huxley College of Environmental Studies)

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