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Assessing the vulnerability of freshwater fishes to climate change in Newfoundland and Labrador by Olusanya, Hope O, van Zyll de Jong, M

“…Freshwater fish populations are rapidly declining globally due to the impacts of rapid climate change and existing non-climatic anthropogenic stressors. In…”
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The effects of population density and lake characteristics on growth and size structure of brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis (Mitchill, 1815) in boreal forest lakes in Canada by Zyll de Jong, M., Adams, B., Cote, D., Cowx, I.

“…Summary This paper examines the effect of lake characteristics on population density and how this variation affects growth, mortality and population size…”
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Perspectives on implementing certification on Crown forest: The case of Newfoundland and Labrador by Fox, C., van Zyll de Jong, M., Hearn, B., Moores, L., Foley, P., Harris, D.

“…This paper makes empirical and practical contributions to answering the question of how public and private forestry stakeholders can effectively interact in…”
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Impacts of stocking and introductions on freshwater fisheries of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada by Van Zyll de Jong, M. C., Gibson, R. J., Cowx, I. G.

“…Stocking and introduction of fishes began in Newfoundland and Labrador in the early 1880s. Introduced non‐native fishes and stocking of native fishes beyond…”
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Rehabilitation of freshwater fisheries: tales of the unexpected? by Cowx, I. G., Van Zyll de Jong, M.

“…The maintenance and development of freshwater fisheries is based on an understanding of the many biotic and abiotic factors influencing the fish population…”
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An evaluation of instream habitat restoration techniques on salmonid populations in a Newfoundland stream by van Zyll De Jong, Michael C., Cowx, Ian G., Scruton, David A.

“…The effect of three types of habitat improvement structures were evaluated in Joe Farrell's Brook, a small second order salmonid stream in Newfoundland, Canada…”
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Association between biogeographical factors and boreal lake fish assemblages by VAN ZYLL DE JONG, M. C., COWX, I. G., SCRUTON, D. A.

“…Five regions in insular Newfoundland Canada, comprising 152 lakes, were studied to identify associations between species composition (presence and absence),…”
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