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Investigating biotic, chemical, and physical drivers of periphyton and invertebrate biomass in boreal streams supporting juvenile Atlantic salmon
1. Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) are an anadromous fish with a broad distribution from eastern North America to western Europe, with ecological, economic, and cultural significance. Despite their expansive range, wild populations across the North Atlantic have experienced decline. Survival to reprod
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