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Food habits of adult yellow perch and smallmouth bass in Nebish Lake, Wisconsin--with special reference to zooplankton density and composition

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Serns, Steven L.; Hoff, Michael H.. Daniels, Charmaine, Editor
Food habits of adult yellow perch and smallmouth bass in Nebish Lake, Wisconsin--with special reference to zooplankton density and composition
(Technical bulletin. (Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources), No. 149)
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, 1984
24 pgs.

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[Front cover] Food habits of adult yellow perch and smallmouth bass in Nebish Lake, Wisconsin--with special reference to zooplankton density and composition

Abstract

Contents, pp. [1]-3

Introduction, p. 4

Study area and historical background, p. 4

Methods, p. 5

Results and discussion, pp. 6-18

Management considerations, p. 19

Summary, p. 19

Literature cited, pp. 20-21

Appendix, pp. 22-24

Acknowledgments

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