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A Biological Assessment of Aquatic Ecosystems of the Caura River Basin, Bolivar State, Venezuela

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Edited By: B Chernoff, A Machado-Allison, K Rieseng and JR Montambault
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A Biological Assessment of Aquatic Ecosystems of the Caura River Basin, Bolivar State, Venezuela
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  • A Biological Assessment of Aquatic Ecosystems of the Caura River Basin, Bolivar State, Venezuela ISBN: 9781881173694 Paperback Mar 2004 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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This area, part of the Guayana Shield, represents one of the most pristine watersheds in South America, due in large part to the excellent stewardship of its principal indigenous group, the Ye'Kuana. It nonetheless faces a number of threats, ranging from a major hydroelectric dam and increased fishing pressure to rises in both tourism and agriculture. Documents 87 species of aquatic insect and 4 species of crab.

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Edited By: B Chernoff, A Machado-Allison, K Rieseng and JR Montambault
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