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Distribution of INNS in the Dee Catchment

January 1, 1970August 19, 2019 by brian /

GFT would like to say thank you to everyone that helped us in our plea for information on sightings of American signal crayfish across Galloway.

Source: Galloway Fisheries Trust – Distribution of INNS in the Dee Catchment

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