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A passive acoustic survey of fish sound production at Riley’s Hump within Tortugas South Ecological Reserve: implications regarding spawning and habitat use

Issue
114(1)
Author(s)
Locascio, James V., and Michael L. Burton
Cover date
2016
PDF
locascio.pdf
DOI
10.7755/FB.114.1.9
Pages
103-116

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