Lake trout–induced spatial variation in the benthic invertebrates of Yellowstone Lake; Research Reports; Park Science 32(2), Winter 2015-2016 (ISSN 1090-9966, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior)

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		Lake trout–induced spatial variation in the benthic invertebrates of Yellowstone Lake Invasive lake trout indirectly increased biomass and body mass of amphipods By Oliver Wilmot, Lusha Tronstad, Robert O. Hall, Jr., Todd Koel, and Jeff Arnold
		Published: 5 Apr 2016 (online) • 25 Mar 2016 (in print)

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Wilmot, O., L. Tronstad, R. O. Hall Jr., T. Koel, and J. Arnold. 2016. R Lake trout–induced spatial variation in the benthic invertebrates of Yellowstone Lake. Park Science 32(2):25-35. Available at https://www.nature.nps.gov/ParkScience/archive/PDF/Article_PDFs/ParkScience32(2)Winter2015-2016_25-35_Wilmot_et_al_3833.pdf.

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