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• substrate — bottom or bottom materials: large boulders (>1024 mm), small boulders (256 1024 mm), stone (256 600 mm), rubble or large cobble (128 256 mm), cobble or small cobble (64 128 mm), pebble (2 64 mm), coarse gravel (32 64 mm), fine gravel (2 32 mm),… …   Dictionary of ichthyology

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