AUTHOR(S): Nicolas W.R. Lapointe, Lynda D. Corkum and Nicholas E. Mandrak
CITATION:
Lapointe*, N.W.R., L.D. Corkum and N.E. Mandrak. 2004. Fish-habitat associations in the middle Detroit River.
Poster presented at the 2004 Southern Ontario Chapter of the American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting, February 21-22, Leslie M. Frost Centre, Dorset, Ontario.
AUTHOR(S): John M. Casselman and David K. Cairns
CITATION:
Casselman, J.M. and D.K. Cairns. 2003. Worldwide decline of eel resources necessitates immediate action: Québec declaration of concern. Fisheries 28:(12) 28-30.
AUTHOR(S): Jerry Fitchko, Robert J. Eakins, Al R. Glasgow
CITATION:
Fitchko*, J., R.J. Eakins and A.R. Glasgow. 1996. Return of the Ouananiche to Trout Lake, near North Bay, Ontario. Unpublished manuscript. 32 pp.
Presented at The 39th Conference of the International Association for Great Lakes Research, May 26-30, 1996, Erindale College, University of Toronto, Mississauga, Ontario.
AUTHOR(S): Les Stanfield, Bob White, Nick C. Parker
CITATION:
Stanfield, L., B. White and N.C. Parker. 1991. What’s in a name? Should the American Fisheries Society change its name? Fisheries 16(2):2-59.
AUTHOR: W. Jack Christie
CITATION:
Christie, W.J. 1990. Why we need a Canadian AFS office. Fisheries 15(4):25-29.
AUTHOR(S): Donald D. MacDonald and Terry R. Marshall
CITATION:
MacDonald, D.D. and T.R. Marshall. 1990. Canadian members of the AFS: do we really belong? Fisheries 15(4):24-28.
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