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161by Paterson, G, Rush, S A, Arts, M T, Drouillard, K G, Haffner, G D, Johnson, T B, Lantry, B F, Hebert, C E, McGoldrick, D J“... sculpin became less negative over time and were consistent with the benthification of the Lake Ontario...”
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162by Paterson, G. (Gord), Rush, S.A. (Scott A.), Arts, M.T. (Michael T.), Drouillard, K.G. (Ken G.), Haffner, G.D. (Gordon Doug), Johnson, T.B. (Tim B.), Lantry, B.F. (Brian F.), Hebert, C.E. (Craig), Mcgoldrick, D.J. (Daryl J.), Backus, S.M. (Sean M.), Fisk, A.T. (Aaron T.)“... partitioning has historically supported the coexistence of prey fish species in Lake Ontario. This convergence...”
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163“..., climatically induced readvance of grounded ice from Lake Ontario basin, which deposited drumlinized till...”
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164by Paterson, Gord, Rush, Scott A., Arts, Michael T., Drouillard, Ken G., Haffner, Gordon Doug, Johnson, Tim B., Lantry, Brian F., Hebert, Craig E., McGoldrick, Daryl J., Backus, Sean M., Fisk, Aaron T.“... profiles in Lake Ontario alewife ( Alosa pseudoharengus ), rainbow smelt ( Osmerus mordax ), slimy sculpin...”
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165“... this complex system over the next decade. Approximately the size of Lake Ontario, Lake Vostok lies beneath...”
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166“... grows more slowly, but later more rapidly than in lake Ontario or Saginaw bay, lake Michigan; it also...”
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167by Russell, Hazen A.J., Arnott, Robert W.C., Sharpe, David R.“... and gravel situated north of Lake Ontario. Study of the Oak Ridges Moraine in the Humber River watershed...”
Published in Géographie physique et Quaternaire (2004)
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168by Thomas CA Royle, Hua Zhang, Eric J Guiry, Trevor J Orchard, Suzanne Needs-Howarth, Dongya Y Yang“...) and lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) from Lake Ontario for centuries. Previous studies have suggested...”
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169“..., Lake Ontario, Rochester, NY and Guelph Lake, Ontario, Canada. The columns are: body (body length from...”
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170“... this complex system over the next decade. Approximately the size of Lake Ontario, Lake Vostok lies beneath...”
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171Published 2005“... pneumonia in beluga whales from the St. Lawrence Estuary Ontario Region: Type E Botulism in Lake Ontario...”
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172by Prince, John Stuart, Jr.“... 1842, the tesselated darter, is restricted to the east coast in the Atlantic and Lake Ontario drainage...”
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173“.... In western Lake Ontario 90% of the diet comprised alewife and smelt. In the Niagara River the principal food...”
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174by Therrien, Christian A“... into Lake Ontario. I measured the foraging activity of juvenile Atlantic salmon from the two populations...”
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175by Houde, Aimee Lee S., Wilson, Chris C., Neff, Bryan D.“... salmonid competitors. The three populations are being used for reintroduction efforts in Lake Ontario...”
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176by Hondorp, Darryl W., Pothoven, Steven A., Brandt, Stephen B.Get access
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177“... salmonid competitors. The three populations are being used for reintroduction efforts in Lake Ontario...”
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178by He, Xiaoping“... in Lake Ontario by 1900s, and decades of reintroduction attempts have been largely unsuccessful...”
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179“... to the present for all of the lakes, with Lake Ontario having the largest, and Lakes Erie and St. Clair having...”
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180“... had little influence. Lake Ontario differed from the other lakes in that it was inhabited by both sea...”
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