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A distributional atlas of Upper Mississippi River fishes

Philip Wayne Smith, Alvin C. Lopinot, William L. Pflieger

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and habitat alteration in the Mississippi Ri\er prompts us to publish information we have assembled on the present distribution of fishes in that river.Since 1962 a concerted efTort, under the aegis of the Upper Mississippi River Conservation Committee (hereafter UMRCC), has re- sulted in a vast quantity of distributional data, and its publication can provide a criterion that will aid in the detection and measurement of future changes in the en- vironmental quality of the river.

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and habitat alteration in the Mississippi Ri\er prompts us to publish information we have assembled on the present distribution of fishes in that river.Since 1962 a concerted efTort, under the aegis of the Upper Mississippi River Conservation Committee (hereafter UMRCC), has re- sulted in a vast quantity of distributional data, and its publication can provide a criterion that will aid in the detection and measurement of future changes in the en- vironmental quality of the river.

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and habitat alteration in the Mississippi Ri\er prompts us to publish information we have assembled on the present distribution of fishes in that river.Since 1962 a concerted efTort, under the aegis of the Upper Mississippi River Conservation Committee (hereafter UMRCC), has re- sulted in a vast quantity of distributional data, and its publication can provide a criterion that will aid in the detection and measurement of future changes in the en- vironmental quality of the river.

Key concepts: Atlas (anatomy), Geography, Fishery, Hydrology (agriculture), Cartography, Geology, Biology, Paleontology

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