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IssueRiver Research and Applications: Volume 19, Issue 4
289-374July/August 2003
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Fish assemblage response to recent mitigation of a channelized warmwater stream
- Pages: 289-301
- First Published: 11 February 2003
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Survival of salmonid eggs in a degraded gravel-bed stream: effects of groundwater–surface water interactions
- Pages: 303-316
- First Published: 06 March 2003
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Evidence for hydrochory and the deposition of viable seeds within winter flow-deposited sediments: the River Dove, Derbyshire, UK
- Pages: 317-334
- First Published: 31 March 2003
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Quantifying and characterizing contemporary riparian sedimentation
- Pages: 335-352
- First Published: 07 March 2003
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Suitable habitats for 0-group fish in rehabilitated floodplains along the lower River Rhine
- Pages: 353-374
- First Published: 07 March 2003
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