Mussel Resources in Tributaries of the Upper Missouri River (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149919699)

"Mussel Resources in Tributaries of the Upper Missouri River" (1915) is a detailed scientific study focusing on the distribution and characteristics of mussel populations within the Upper Missouri River's tributary system. Authored by R.E. Coker, this work provides valuable insights into the species present, their habitats, and ecological roles within this important river system. The report offers a historical perspective on the mussel resources of the early 20th century, presenting data relevant to understanding changes in aquatic ecosystems over time. This text is particularly beneficial to researchers and conservationists interested in mollusks, river ecology, and the historical assessment of aquatic resources in North America.

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