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    Larvas dos Grandes Bagres Migradores

    Abundância e distribuição das larvas de peixes no Lago Catalão e no encontro dos rios Solimões e Negro, Amazonas, Brasil.

    The distributions of larval and juvenile fishes in Amazonian rivers of different nutrient status

    The importance of forest cover for fish richness and abundance on the Amazon

    The importance of forest cover for fish richness and abundance on the Amazon floodplain

    An introduction to the bofedales of the Peruvian High Andes

    Plano Estratégico de Recursos Hídricos dos Afluentes da Margem Direita do Rio Amazonas: Resumo Executivo

    Suspended sediment load in the Amazon Basin: An overview

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    Storage and remobilization of suspended sediment in the lower Amazon river of Brazil

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