The Sterile-Male-Release Technique in Great Lakes Sea Lamprey Management
Authors:
- Michael B. TwoheyMTMichael B. Twohey
- John W. HeinrichJHJohn W. Heinrich
- James G. SeelyeJSJames G. Seelye
- Kim T. FredricksKFKim T. Fredricks
- Roger A. BergstedtRBRoger A. Bergstedt
- Cheryl A. KayeCKCheryl A. Kaye
- Ron J. ScholefieldRSRon J. Scholefield
- Rodney B. McDonaldRMRodney B. McDonald
- Gavin C. ChristieGCGavin C. Christie
- 1 January 2003
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Great Lakes Research
- Vol. 29, 410-423
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