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Beers, G.D. 1965. Effects of a threadfin shad introduction upon black crappie and smallmouth buffalo populations in Roosevelt Lake. Unpublished M.S. thesis. University of Arizona, Tuscon, AZ.
Reference Details:
Reference Number: 1039
Type: Thesis or Dissertation
Author: Beers, G.D.
Date (year): 1965
Title:Effects of a threadfin shad introduction upon black crappie and smallmouth buffalo populations in Roosevelt Lake
Thesis/Dissertation Type: M.S. thesis
University:University of Arizona
University Location:Tuscon, AZ
Pages: 43 pp
Keywords: threadfin shad, impacts, Arizona
Species Profiles and Specimens that use this Reference:

Dorosoma petenense

    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
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    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina

Ictiobus bubalus

    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina

Pomoxis nigromaculatus

    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina
    AZ - Roosevelt Lake Marina


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