Aquatic Biology and Hydroelectric Power Development in New Zealand By Paul Henriques.

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Aquatic Biology and Hydroelectric Power Development in New Zealand By Paul Henriques.Aquatic Biology and Hydroelectric Power Development in New Zealand By Paul Henriques. Publisher: Oxford University Press, 1987. Good hardback with jacket, binding firm, some minor rubbing, bumping and marks, no owner inscriptions, tape marks to end papers and jacket flaps. Jacket has some creasing. 280 pages, illustrated. This books presents a wealth of information concerning the impact of industrial construction on freshwater ecosystems. It is based

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