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. 2023 Sep 12;195(10):1197.
doi: 10.1007/s10661-023-11648-1.

Response to comments on: Braccia, Amy, Jamie Lau, Jesse Robinson, Michael Croasdaile, Jeong Park, and Art Parola (2023). "Macroinvertebrate assemblages from a stream-wetland complex: A case study with implications for assessing restored hydrologic functions"

Amy Braccia  1 , Jesse Robinson  2 , Mike Croasdaile  2 , Art Parola  2 , Jamie Lau  3
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Response to comments on: Braccia, Amy, Jamie Lau, Jesse Robinson, Michael Croasdaile, Jeong Park, and Art Parola (2023). "Macroinvertebrate assemblages from a stream-wetland complex: A case study with implications for assessing restored hydrologic functions"

Amy Braccia et al. Environ Monit Assess. .
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