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Whihere, G., J. Atha, T. Quinn, L. Helbrecht, I. Tohver. 2016. Incorporating climate change into the design of water crossing structures. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Habitat Program, Science Division, Olympia, WA. 48 pp.
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