Life History Traits of Arctic Charr and Environmental Factors: Local Variability and Latitudinal Gradients

Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus) is the only Arctic freshwater fish species that has a circumpolar distribution, as well as exhibiting the widest latitudinal range and occurring farthest to the north, to ca. 85 °N latitude. It is also one of the most plastic salmonid species in

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Main Author: Hilmar J. Malmquist
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Salvelinus alpinus
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description Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus) is the only Arctic freshwater fish species that has a circumpolar distribution, as well as exhibiting the widest latitudinal range and occurring farthest to the north, to ca. 85 °N latitude. It is also one of the most plastic salmonid species in
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title_short Life History Traits of Arctic Charr and Environmental Factors: Local Variability and Latitudinal Gradients
title_full Life History Traits of Arctic Charr and Environmental Factors: Local Variability and Latitudinal Gradients
title_fullStr Life History Traits of Arctic Charr and Environmental Factors: Local Variability and Latitudinal Gradients
title_full_unstemmed Life History Traits of Arctic Charr and Environmental Factors: Local Variability and Latitudinal Gradients
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