Lake and Stream Indicators for the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program

Author:

Hughes R. M.,Whittier T. R.,Thiele S. A.,Pollard J. E.,Peck D. V.,Paulsen S. G.,McMullen D.,Lazorchak J.,Larsen D. P.,Kinney W. L.,Kaufmann P. R.,Hedtke S.,Dixit S. S.,Collins G. B.,Baker J. R.

Publisher

Springer US

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