Reproduction and Population Structure ofCorbicula flumineain an Oligotrophic Subalpine Lake
Authors:
- Marianne E. DentonMDMarianne E. Denton
- Sudeep ChandraSCSudeep Chandra
- Marion E. WittmannMWMarion E. Wittmann
- John ReuterJRJohn Reuter
- Jeffrey G. BaguleyJBJeffrey G. Baguley
- 1 April 2012
- journal article
- Published by National Shellfisheries Association in Journal of Shellfish Research
- Vol. 31 (1) , 145-152
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