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Dr. Greg Pyle
Pyle Laboratory for Aquatic Health
Office: WE1014 | Lab: WE1084
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Chemosensory cues
2014
Wasylenko B, Callaghan DT, Blanchfield PJ, Pyle GG
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Lake trout (
Salvelinus namaycush
) spawning substrate attracts egg predators and opportunists through chemosensory cues
. Journal of Fish Biology. 2014;84(5):1562-1573.
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