Assessment of Stream Ecosystem Function and Sensitivity in the Bighorn National Forest, Wyoming
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Ellen Wohl | LeRoy Poff | David Winters | F. Rahel | E. Wohl | D. Cooper | D. Staley | L. Poff | David Cooper | Frank Rahel | Dennis Staley | D. Winters
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