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Spatial Organization of Pacific Salmon: What To Conserve?, interest groups. Unfortunately, in many salmon management decisions, the non-biological interests have taken precedence over the biological resource (Wright, 1981; Fraidenburg and Lincoln, 1985; Walters and Riddell, 1986). Each of these may have been a responsible decision, but in aggregate they cr

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