The effect of migratory fish on freshwater ecosystem nutrient dynamics
Anadromous fish are often important vectors for nutrient fluxes between marine and freshwater ecosystems. These nutrients, termed as marine-derived nutrients (MDN), enter the stream in the form of eggs, sperm, waste and adult carcasses. Small freshwater streams often have a low primary production du...
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SLU/Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies
2015
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