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<br />OVERVIEW OF RIVER-FLOODPLAIN ECOLOGY IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN
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<br />PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS
<br />
<br />Andrew Bartels. fisheries biologist. Wisconsin Department of Nat-
<br />ural Resources. Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program.
<br />Pool 8 field station. Onalaska. Wisconsin.
<br />Fredrick Cronin, fisheries biologist. Illinois Natural History Sur-
<br />vey, Long Term Resource Monitoring Program. Pool 26 field
<br />station. Alton. Illinois.
<br />Ross DeShirlia. commercial fisherman/river guide (retired).
<br />Grafton. Illinois.
<br />SCOII Griners. fisheries biologist. Iowa Department of Natural
<br />Resources. Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program. Pool
<br />13 field station. Bellevue. Iowa.
<br />Robert Hrabik. fisheries biologist. Missouri Department of Con-
<br />servation. Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program, Open
<br />River field station. Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
<br />Kristine Kruse. botanist. Minnesota Department of Natural
<br />Resources, Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program. Pool 4.
<br />Lake City. Minnesota.
<br />James Lennanson, project leader. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
<br />Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge.
<br />Winona, Minnesota.
<br />Tom Lerczak. fisheries biologist. Illinois Natural History Survey.
<br />River Research Laboratory. Havana. Illinois.
<br />John C. Nelson. botanist, Illinois Natural History Survey, Long
<br />Tenn Resource Monitoring Program. Pool 26 field station.
<br />Alton. llIinois.
<br />Michael Peterson. fisheries biologist. Missouri Department of
<br />Conservation. Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program,
<br />Open River field station, Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
<br />John Pillo. fisheries biologist. Iowa Department of Natural
<br />Resources. Bellevue. Iowa.
<br />Paul Raibley. fisheries biologist, Illinois Natural History Survey.
<br />Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program. La Grange Pool.
<br />Havana, Illinois.
<br />Andrew Spink. botanist. Illinois Natural History Survey. Long
<br />Tenn Resource Monitoring Program. La Grange Pool.
<br />Havana, Illinois.
<br />Mark Stapyro. fisheries biologist. Minnesota Department of Natu-
<br />ral Resources. Long Term Resource Monitoring Program.
<br />Pool 4. Lake City, Minnesota.
<br />John K. Tucker. herpetologist, Illinois Natural History Survey,
<br />Long Tenn Resource Monitoring Program, Pool 26, Alton.
<br />Illinois.
<br />Yao Yin. botanist, University of Tennessee and National Biological
<br />Service, Onalaska. Wisconsin.
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