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Title: Changes in the Aquatic Vegetation of 2 Gravel Pit Lakes After Reducing the Fish Population-Density.

Authors: Wright, R. M., and V. E. Phillips.

Citation: Wright, R. M., and V. E. Phillips. 1992. Changes in the Aquatic Vegetation of 2 Gravel Pit Lakes After Reducing the Fish Population-Density. Aquatic Botany 43, no. 1: 43-49.

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