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... 1994. Lower Yellowstone River pallid sturgeon study III and Missouri River pallid sturgeon creel survey.
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... 2002. Effects of flow regulation on the upper Missouri River, USA: implications for flood pulse restoration.
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... 1992. Water Resources: Corps' management of the ongoing drought in the Missouri River basin.
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... 1994. The impact of Missouri River mainstem dams and channelization on floodplain habitat for native fish, and on stave and cross-section depth at selected gages downstream to the Mississippi River confluence, as they relate to the hydrograph at Gavins Point Dam.
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... 1982. Use of vegetation in delineating wetland borders in upper Missouri River basin; north-central United States.
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... In: Summary Proceedings Conference on Missouri River Streambed Degradation, Aggradation, and Bank Erosion, April 2-3, 1986, Missouri Basin States Association. Mellema, W
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... 1982. Perennial streamilow characteristics related to channel geometry and sediment in Missouri River basin.
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... 1993. Pallid sturgeon and shovelnose sturgeon in the Missouri River from Fort Peck Dam to Lake Sakakawea and in the Yellowstone from intake to its mouth.
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... Northwestern Division, Missouri River Region, Reservoir Control Center. United States Army Corps of Engineers.
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... Missouri River Coordinator's Office, Report MRC-90-1. Pierre, SD: United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
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... Appendixes
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  • north dakota
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  • montana department

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  • yellowstone river

  • endangered species
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  • missouri basin
  • damage reduction
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