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AN EMERGENT MULTIPLE PREDATOR EFFECT MAY ENHANCE BIOTIC RESISTANCE IN A STREAM FISH ASSEMBLAGE

scholarly article by Bret C. Harvey et al published January 2004 in Ecology

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AN EMERGENT MULTIPLE PREDATOR EFFECT MAY ENHANCE BIOTIC RESISTANCE IN A STREAM FISH ASSEMBLAGE (English)

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invasional meltdown hypothesis

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Bret C. Harvey

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Jason L. White

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Rodney J. Nakamoto

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January 2004

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Ecology

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127-133

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