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    ...In some arctic areas, marine-derived nutrients (MDN) resulting from fish migrations fuel freshwater...
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    ...In some arctic areas, marine-derived nutrients (MDN) resulting from fish migrations fuel freshwater...
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    ...It is hypothesized that in diadromous fish, migrations may occur because of differences...
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    ... when width is largely unaffected by an impoundment. Similarly, spilling water during fish migrations...
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    ... when width is largely unaffected by an impoundment. Similarly, spilling water during fish migrations...
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    ... variation as the fish migrates between feeding and spawning grounds. In order to maximise economical yield...
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    ... when width is largely unaffected by an impoundment. Similarly, spilling water during fish migrations...
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    by Young, Daniel B.
    Published 2004
    ... that was within 15 km of their spawning location. Tagged fish migrated faster and more directly to spawning...
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    ... as smolts in the River Imsa, Norway, the home river of the wild fish. The released fish migrated...
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    ... fish migrations or higher catchability at night. publishedVersion...
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