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Effect of incubation temperature on Atlantic salmon metabolism as indicated by ventilation rate
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Vernerback, Claes
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Early environmental effects on dominance in juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.)
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Foraging efficiencies on drifting and benthic prey in juvenile salmonids - effect of light
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