Ecology and Natural Resources: Impacts of a floodwater-retarding structure on year class strength and production by wild brown trout in a Wisconsin coulee stream: Contents

Impacts of a floodwater-retarding structure on year class strength and production by wild brown trout in a Wisconsin coulee stream

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Brynildson, Oscar M.; Brynildson, Clifford L.. Nehls, Susan, Editor
Impacts of a floodwater-retarding structure on year class strength and production by wild brown trout in a Wisconsin coulee stream
(Technical bulletin. (Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources), No. 146)
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, 1984
20 pgs.

URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/EcoNatRes.DNRBull146

[Front cover] Impacts of a floodwater-retarding structure on year class strength and production by wild brown trout in a Wisconsin coulee stream

Abstract

Contents, p. [1]

Introduction, pp. 2-3

Study area, pp. 3-4

Methods, pp. 5-6

Results and discussion, pp. 6-13

Management implications, p. 14

Summary, p. 14

Appendix, pp. 15-19

Literature cited, p. 20

Acknowledgments

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