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Finlayson, B.J., J.M. Eilers, and H.A. Huchko. 2014. Fate and behavior of rotenone in Diamond Lake, Oregon, USA following invasive tui chub eradication. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 33(7): 1650-1655.
EILERS, J.M., D. LOOMIS, A. ST. AMAND, A. VOGEL, L. JACKSON, J. KANN, B. EILERS, H. TRUEMPER, J. CORNETT, & R. SWEETS. 2007. Biological effects of repeated fish introductions in a formerly fishless lake: Diamond Lake, Oregon, USA. Hydrobiologia 169(4): 265-277
Eilers, J. and H. Truemper. 2010. Diamond Lake Recovery – Again. LakeLine 30(2): 23-26
Eilers, J.M, H.A. Truemper, L.S. Jackson, B.J. Eilers, and D.W. Loomis. 2011. Eradication of an invasive cyprinid (Gila bicolor) to achieve water quality goals in Diamond Lake, Oregon (USA). Lake and Reservoir Management 27: 194-204.

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