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The Effects of proposed water supply withdrawals on fish habitat in the piney river

資料区分:
図書
責任表示:
Tennessee Valley Authority
言語:
英語
出版情報:
[Springfield] : NTIS, 1986
形態:
v. ; 28 cm
著者名:
Tennessee Valley Authority <DA01571663>  
シリーズ名:
NTIS technical report ; DE87900077 <BA23411314>
書誌ID:
MD00051445
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