Contribution of non-native species to fish communities in 1940 Europe anlakes geographical distribution predictors of occurrence and proportions in community a bundance and biomass

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2016-07-31

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Mehner, Thomas
Trochine, Caroline
Argillier, Christina
Arranz, İgnasi
Beklioğlu, Meryem
Benajan, Lıus
Ferraira, Teresa
Hesthagen, Tryvg
Holmgren, Kersten
Jeppesen, Erik
Kelly, Fiona
Krause, Teet
Potgornik, Somoa
Rask, Martii
Volta, Pietre
Winfield, Ian

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T. Mehner et al., “Contribution of non-native species to fish communities in 1940 Europe anlakes geographical distribution predictors of occurrence and proportions in community a bundance and biomass,” 2016, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/76988.