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Dr. James Kieffer - Physiological and behavioural aspect. of exercise in larval salmon
Year: 1997

Globally, this research on temperature-related effects on exercise in fish has both basic and applied importance (e.g. global warming issues, catch-and-release fisheries). Also, this research is important from a regional viewpoint, since deforestation (which influences stream temperatures) is common in New Brunswick, which may threaten fish populations.

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