The Population Consequences of Life History Phenomena

1954/06/01 by Lamont C. Cole, LaMont C. Cole · 15 citations
Environmental Science · #Fish Ecology and Management Studies #Marine and fisheries research #Physiological and biochemical adaptations

paper · doi:10.1086/400074

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