Some like it deep: Intraspecific niche segregation in ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernua)
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A. Eloranta | J. Frouzová | M. Kiljunen | Roger I. Jones | M. Čech | M. Holubová | J. Peterka | M. Šmejkal | L. Vejřík | I. Vejříková
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