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A common fate

Joseph Cone

1995

Salmon Creek

Annette LeBox

2002

Food investigation

United States. Federal Trade Commission.

1920

King of Fish The thousand-Year Run of Salmon

David R. Montgomery

2003

Salmon

Atsushi Sakurai

1984

Salmon Story (A Redfeather Book)

Brenda Z. Guiberson

1995

The Life of a Salmon (Life Cycles)

Clare Hibbert

2004

A view of the present state of the salmon and channel-fisheries

J. Cornish

1824

Sockeye's Journey Home

Barbara Gaines Winkelman

2000

Recovering a lost river

Steven Hawley

2011

Sapphira and the slave girl

Willa Cather

1940

Come Back, Salmon

Molly Cone

1992

Come back, salmon

Molly Cone

1996

Simply Salmon

James Peterson

2001

Salmon Stream

Carol Reed-Jones

2001

Life cycle of a-- salmon

Angela Royston

2009

Life-history and habits of the salmon, sea-trout, trout, and other freshwater fish

Peter D. Malloch

1910

View of the salmon fishery of Scotland, with observations on the nature, habits, and instincts of the salmon ; and on the law as affecting the rights of parties, etc

Murdo Mackenzie

1860

Days and nights of salmon fishing in the Tweed

William Scrope

1843

The Life Cycle of a Salmon

Lisa Trumbauer

2003

Salmon

Deborah Hodge

2001

The salmon: their fight for survival

Anthony Netboy

1974

James McNair's salmon cookbook

James K. McNair

1987

The Salmon Who Dared to Leap Higher

Ahn Do-hyeon

2015

American game fishes

G. O. Shields

1892

Special appended reports

Edward E. Prince

1993

A salmon for Simon

Betty Waterton

1980

Mountain in the clouds

Brown, Bruce

1982

The illustrated Salar the salmon

Henry Williamson

1935

The salmon fisher

Charles Hallock

1890

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