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106DFO Quebec Region Ecosystemic bottom trawl surveys 2004-2022
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26DFO Quebec Region Fish and invertebrate assemblages in coastal areas of the St. Lawrence Estuary (north shore) sampled with a beam trawl
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25Northern Gulf of St. Lawrence Fishes
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15DFO Quebec Region Coastal biodiversity of the benthic epifauna of the St. Lawrence Estuary (2018-2019)
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13ECNASAP - East Coast North America Strategic Assessment
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11DFO Quebec Region Ecosystemic bottom trawl survey 1990-2005
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9DFO Quebec Region Biodiversity of the snow crab trawl survey in the St. Lawrence Estuary (2019)
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8DFO Quebec Region Biodiversity of the whelk (Buccinum) dredge survey in the St. Lawrence Estuary
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4Canadian Museum of Nature Fish Collection
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3iNaturalist Research-grade Observations