I am writing a basic beginners article which does not differentiate between
shiner species. For example, for sunfish I have 65-75'F. Do you think I should
provide these more as estimates, and say to check the temp-in-the site of
collection?
Thanks,
Andrew
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cle which does not differentiate between shiner species. For example, for su=
nfish I have 65-75'F. Do you think I should provide these more as estimates,=
and say to check the temp-in-the site of collection?
Thanks,
Andrew
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pineless, but they are the backbone of nature.
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