Effects of Extreme Flows and Non-Native Species on Freshwater Fish Assemblages in the Caribbean with Potential Implications for River Ecosystem Services.

Myers, Bonnie Jean Evaline

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Effects of Extreme Flows and Non-Native Species on Freshwater Fish Assemblages in the Caribbean with Potential Implications for River Ecosystem Services.

dc:creator Myers, Bonnie Jean Evaline

dc:date.issued2023

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North Carolina State University Theses Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology.

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Author dc:creator: Myers, Bonnie Jean Evaline
Advisors dc:contributor.advisor: Nathan Hostetter, Chair
Luis Ramirez-Ulate, Member
Mitchell Eaton, Member
Abigail Lynch, Member
Augustin C. Engman, External
Erin Sills, Member
Sanjay Shah, Graduate School Representative

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Myers, Bonnie Jean Evaline. Effects of Extreme Flows and Non-Native Species on Freshwater Fish Assemblages in the Caribbean with Potential Implications for River Ecosystem Services.. 2023. https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/resolver/1840.20/41444

Effects of Extreme Flows and Non-Native Species on Freshwater Fish Assemblages in the Caribbean with Potential Implications for River Ecosystem Services.

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