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Bell, G.
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Handford P.
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The dynamics of an exploited population of lake whitefish. In: A report concerning the whitefish of Lesser Slave Lake by Graham Bell and Paul Handford
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The life history of an exploited population of lake whitefish. In: A report concerning the whitefish of Lesser Slave Lake by Graham Bell and Paul Handford
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A theoretical note concerning the effect of exploitation on the dynamics of fish populations. In: A report concerning the whitefish of Lesser Slave Lake by Graham Bell and Paul Handford
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Handford P.
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Reimchen T.
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A whitefish fishery considered as an experiment in artificial selection. In: A report concerning the whitefish of Lesser Slave Lake by Graham Bell and Paul Handford
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