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Dreux J. Watermolen
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Smithsonian Herpetological Information Service. :1-37
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Journal of Freshwater Ecology. 23:263-272
The majority of the presently recognized species of Nearctic freshwater sponges have been collected and reported from the State of Wisconsin. Important early contributions to freshwater sponge research were made by Minna E. Jewell and James R. Neidho
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Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation. 2004:1336-1363
Autor:
Jordan Petchenik, Dreux J. Watermolen
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Human Dimensions of Wildlife. 16:216-218
This Findings Abstract presents the results of a single-contact Web-based survey administered to recent graduates of Wisconsin's hunter education program. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resour...
Autor:
Dreux J. Watermolen
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Journal of Freshwater Ecology. 11:211-217
The leech, Desserobdella picta (Verrill, 1872), is reported as a parasite of the snapping turtle, Chelydra serpentina. Records of other glossiphoniid leeches parasitizing freshwater turtles are summarized. The North American distribution of D. picta
Autor:
Dreux J Watermolen
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Smithsonian Herpetological Information Service. :1-9
Autor:
Dreux J. Watermolen, Ginny L. Haen
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Journal of Freshwater Ecology. 9:7-11
Wisconsin records for Chordodes morgani, Gordius robustus, and Paragordius varius are summarized. The occurrence of horsehair worms in the Great Lakes Is reviewed. Sexual size differences are demonstrated In G. robustus, with females being significan
Autor:
Dreux J. Watermolen
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Smithsonian Herpetological Information Service. :1-11
Autor:
WATERMOLEN, DREUX J.1 dreux.watermolen@wisconsin.gov
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Herpetological Review. Dec2018, Vol. 49 Issue 4, p705-705. 1/6p.
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Journal of Great Lakes Research. 16:485-487
Horsehair worms, Gordius robustus, were collected on four occasions during 3 years along the shore of Lake Michigan in Door County, Wisconsin. These apparently represent the first published records from a Great Lakes environment. Although they are a