Archive image from page 304 of Current bibliography for aquatic sciences. Current bibliography for aquatic sciences and fisheries currentbibliogra2610food Year: 1959 ( Bell, R. (1958) 59-6013 i , Fish. Soc, , (87)вРCui-ui in Pyramid lake, Nevada Short note on Indian fishery for the catastomid Chasmistes cujus« HRssjh. F Olsonj (195Ã) 59-6016 Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc« <, (o7) '52-72 Statistics of a walleye sport fishery in a Minnesota lake Population dynamics, growth, catches ÐªÑ angling for Stizostedion in Many Point Lake. HRssjh F Carlander, (1956) ' 59-60
Archive image from page 304 of Current bibliography for aquatic sciences. Current bibliography for aquatic sciences and fisheries currentbibliogra2610food Year: 1959 ( Bell, R. (1958) 59-6013 i , Fish. Soc, , (87)вРCui-ui in Pyramid lake, Nevada Short note on Indian fishery for the catastomid Chasmistes cujus« HRssjh. F Olsonj (195Ã) 59-6016 Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc« <, (o7) '52-72 Statistics of a walleye sport fishery in a Minnesota lake Population dynamics, growth, catches ÐªÑ angling for Stizostedion in Many Point Lake. HRssjh F Carlander, (1956) ' 59-6014 Fish. Soc. , (87)04-ö Disturhance of the predator-prey balance as a management technique Exceptional harvest of Stizostedion vit reunÃ- in Clear lake, lowa in 1951 is perhaps explained ÐªÑ reproductive failure of Perca flavescens in 1950 & by elimination of young yellow hass, Mor one interruptaç, through prÃdation. Stocking of Esox lucius in 1953 increased the v/eight of the predator population. HRskdc F Henderson, C. & Pickering (l95Ã) 59-6015 Trans. iuTier. Fish. Soc. , (87).'-39-51 Toxicity of organic phosphorus insecticides to fish BioaS'Says with 10 compounds; effects on fathead minnows 6: hluegills. No relation of toxicity to chemical structure, or correlation with effects on insects o: mammals. F FAO 59/9/6434 Beeton, (1958) 59-6017 , (87)73-9 Relationship hetv/een Secchi disc readings and light penetration in lake blur on 57 paired photometer .â - Secchi disc measurements made at I8 stations support view that a counter-clockwise current usually occurs in the bay with more transparent lake Huron water flowing in along the northwest shore ''⢠less transparent hay water flowing out along the southeast shore. Discrepancies in relationship of disc readings to transmission of surface 59-6017 (Card 2) light are related to the condition of the sky & sea explained on the hasis of the spectral sensiti
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