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Fish Community Composition and Habitat Use in the Eg-Uur River System, Mongolia

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Figure 1.  The Eg-Uur river system in northern Mongolia. Sampling sites are indicated.
Table 1. Fishes captured in the Eg-Uur watershed (Selenge River basin), Mongolia, and parameters for their  length-weight relationships
Figure 3. Percent contribution of each species to overall  fi  sh abundance in 9 sites of the Eg and Uur  rivers in Northern Mongolia
Table 2.  Biological and ecological attributes of  fi  shes reported in the con fl  uence of the Eg and Uur rivers in  northern Mongolia

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