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The Effects of Increased Commercial Navigation Traffic on Freshwater Mussels in the Upper Mississippi River: 1990 Studies

In 1988 the US Army Engineer District, St. Louis, initiated a program to analyze the effects of commercial navigation traffic on freshwater mussels (Mollusca: Unionidae), especially the endangered Lampsilis higginsi, in the upper Mississippi River. Preliminary studies were conducted in 1988; detaile...

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Main Authors:	Miller, Andrew C, Payne, Barry S
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Subjects:	Biology COMMERCIAL NAVIGATION TRAFFIC COMPARISON Ecology ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FRESHWATER MUSSELS INTENSITY LAMPSILIS HIGGINSI MISSISSIPPI RIVER MOLLUSCA MUSSELS NAVIGATION NAVIGATION EFFECTS RIVERS SITES VELOCITY WES(WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION)
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