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gas bubble disease in fish

Data-collection methods, quality-assurance data, and site considerations for total dissolved gas monitoring, lower Columbia River, Oregon and Washington, 2000

By Dwight Q. Tanner

Gas bubble disease

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Data-collection methods, quality-assurance data, and site considerations for total dissolved gas monitoring, lower Columbia River, Oregon and Washington, 2000

By Dwight Q Tanner

Nitrogen supersaturation in the Columbia and Snake Rivers

By Robert L. Rulifson

Report to Corps of Engineers gas supersaturation research, Prescott Facility, 1974

By Theodore H. Blahm

Nitrogen supersaturation investigations in the mid-Columbia River

By Washington (State). Dept. of Fisheries.

Gas supersaturation in fisheries

By Leif L. Marking

Environment protection dissolved gas study

By M. J. R. Clark

Evaluation of the effects of dissolved gas supersaturation on fish and invertebrates downstream from Bonneville, Ice Harbor, and Priest Rapids Dams, 1994

By Margaret Ann Toner

Evaluation of the effects of dissolved gas supersaturation on fish and invertebrates in Priest Rapids Reservoir, and downstream from Bonneville and Ice Harbor Dams, 1995

By Boyd P. Schrank

Evaluation of the effects of dissolved gas supersaturation on fish and invertebrates downstream from Bonneville Dam, 1993

By Margaret Ann Toner

Feasibility study for evaluating cummulative exposure of downstream migrant juvenile salmonids to total dissolved gas

By C. Scott Abernethy

Review of current literature and research on gas supersaturation and gas bubble trauma

By John Colt