7812

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7812
• Author: Many
• Title: Rivers, Studies in the Science, Environmental Policy, and Law of Instream Flow
• USFW Year: 1990
• USFW - Doc Type: Rivers
• Copyright Material: YES

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Received April 1, 1989
Accepted May 15, 1989
Discussion open until August 1, 1990
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