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Survey Of Migratory Fishes In The Beaver Dam Creek, Sampled As Part Of A Reservoir Construction Study For Gloucester County Final Report, Frank J, Wojcik, Deane Estes
Survey Of Migratory Fishes In The Beaver Dam Creek, Sampled As Part Of A Reservoir Construction Study For Gloucester County Final Report, Frank J, Wojcik, Deane Estes
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Status Of The Major Oyster Diseases In Virginia, Eugene M. Burreson
Status Of The Major Oyster Diseases In Virginia, Eugene M. Burreson
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Status Of The 1985 Striped Bass Fisheries In Virginia After Implementation Of The 1985 Amendment Iii To The 1981 Asmfc Interstate Management Plan For Striped Bass, Herbert M. Austin
Status Of The 1985 Striped Bass Fisheries In Virginia After Implementation Of The 1985 Amendment Iii To The 1981 Asmfc Interstate Management Plan For Striped Bass, Herbert M. Austin
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Testimony Before The Subcommittee On Fisheries And Wildlife Conservation And The Environment Of The Committee On Merchant Marine And Fisheries On H.R. 3358 Reauthorization Of The Athlantic Striped Bass Conservation Act And S.B. 1813 To Amern And Extend The Atlantic Striped Bass Conservation Act, Herbert M. Austin
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Late Prehistoric And Protohistoric Large Mammal Zoogeography Of Virginia, Robert K. Rose
Late Prehistoric And Protohistoric Large Mammal Zoogeography Of Virginia, Robert K. Rose
Biological Sciences Faculty Publications
Evidence derived from18late prehistoric (middle and late Woodland Period) archeological sites, from several early historical accounts, and from the current understanding of the distribution of Virginia mammals indicates that the large mammal fauna of the Commonwealth has not changed substantially within the past 4,000 yrs. Some species (e.g., bison, elk, timber wolf, and mountain lion) have been extirpated since the settlement of Virginia by Europeans; some previously extirpated species (e.g., porcupine, coyote, and beaver) have been naturally or artificially reintroduced during the historical period, and others (e.g., woodchuck and red fox) probably have expanded their distributions as a result of …
Chsac Working Group On Data Identification And Interpretation Data Set Inventory Request, Frank J. Wojcik
Chsac Working Group On Data Identification And Interpretation Data Set Inventory Request, Frank J. Wojcik
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