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Copyright Text: This work was accomplished by Corey Eddy at the Connecticut River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office, on behalf of the River Migratory Fish Restoration Cooperative, with support from state government partners: CT Dept of Energy and Environmental Protection, MA Division of Marine Fisheries, MA Dept of Fish and game, NH Fish and Game Dept, VT Dept of Fish and Wildlife, and colleagues at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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