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    Predicting the consequences of river rehabilitation measures on morphology, hydraulics, periphyton and on invertebrates

    Contributors:

    Schweizer, Steffen Patrick (author)

    Publication date:

    2007

    Size:

    122 S.

    Remarks:

    Ill., graph. Darst.

    Type of media:

    Theses

    Type of material:

    Microform

    Language:

    English

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