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    Pesca comercial en la cuenca amazónica boliviana

    The expansion of Arapaima cf. gigas (Osteoglossiformes: Arapaimidae) in the Bolivian Amazon as informed by citizen and formal science

    A pesca na Amazônia

    Fish fauna as an indicator of environmental quality in an urbanised region of the Amazon estuary

    Mechanisms of water recycling in the Amazon: Isotopic insights

    The use of stable isotopes in studies of nutrient cycling: Carbon isotope composition of Amazon varzea sediments

    Biotic Indicators for Ecological State Change in Amazonian Floodplains

    The potential of citizen science to assess migratory patterns of Amazon fish

    The Use of Digital Platforms for Community-Based Monitoring

    Proactively averting the collapse of Amazon fisheries based on three migratory flagship species

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