Physiological Studies Of The Chinook Salmon

A pioneering work in the study of fish physiology, this book provides a detailed analysis of the anatomy and physiology of the chinook salmon, one of the most important fish species in North America. Drawing on years of research and observation, Greene provides a wealth of information on the biology of this fascinating fish.

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