Fish fauna

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Grande, L. (1984). Paleontology of the Green River formation with a review of the fish fauna. Geological Survey of Wyoming Bulletin, 63 1-333. 

Doornbos, G. (1982). Changes in the fish fauna of the former Grevehngen estuary, before and after the closure in 1971. Hydrobiological Bulletin, 16, 279-283. 

Wiley, E.O. and Mayden, R.L. (1985) Species and speciation in phylogenetic systematics, with examples from North American fish fauna. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Gardens, 72. Wilson, R.J., Thomas, C.D., Fox, R., Roy, D.B., and Kunin, W.E. (2004) Spatial patterns in species distributions reveal biodiversity change. Nature, 432 393-396. 

Sychevskaya, E.K. (2001) New data on the Jurassic freshwater fish fauna of northern Eurasia. In Proceedings of the International Meeting on Mesozoic Fishes, Systematics, Paleoenvironments, and Biodiversity Abstracts 60 (ed. A. Tintori). 

Thus, this confirms the fact of the safety of an underwater gas explosion on fish fauna. The gas explosion becomes dangerous for living things at more than 100 m depth, when the initial pressure of a combustible mixture in an explosion chamber reaches Fo > 1 MPa. 

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