Journal Article
Natural hybrids of the freshwater sculpins Cottus bairdi and Cottus cognatus (Pisces: Cottidae): Electrophoretic and morphometric evidence
Strauss, R.E.
Record Number:
5195
Year:
1986
Journal:
The American Midland Naturalist
Pages:
87-105
Volume:
115
Times Cited:
1
Relevent Species:
Related Records:
Stone, R.W. (1953)
Caves of Pennsylvania
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