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Consumptive effects of fish reduce wetland crayfish recruitment and drive species turnover

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Consumptive effects of fish reduce wetland crayfish recruitment and drive species turnover (English)

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disturbance hypothesis

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Christopher M. Kellogg

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Nathan J. Dorn

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English

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20 October 2011

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Oecologia

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168

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4

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1111-1121

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10.1007/S00442-011-2162-2

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2012Oecol.168.1111K

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Consumptive effects of fish reduce wetland crayfish recruitment and drive species turnover

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