A tale of two timescales: using otolith microchemistry to improve our understanding of alligator gar movement in the lower Trinity River, Texas.

Daniel Daugherty; D. Buckmeier; Kevin Pangle

A tale of two timescales: using otolith microchemistry to improve our understanding of alligator gar movement in the lower Trinity River, Texas.

Daniel Daugherty, D. Buckmeier, Kevin Pangle

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Original language	English
Journal	Journal of the Southeastern Associated Fish and Wildlife Agencies
State	Published - 2019

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A tale of two timescales: using otolith microchemistry to improve our understanding of alligator gar movement in the lower Trinity River, Texas.

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