Diet and movements of pikeperch (<i>Sander lucioperca</i>) in a large oligotrophic lake with an exceptionally high pikeperch yield
Hannu Huuskonen(University of Eastern Finland), Anssi Vainikka(University of Eastern Finland), Raine Kortet(University of Eastern Finland), Jari Syväranta(University of Eastern Finland), Päivi Kiiskinen, Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Risto Eronen(University of Eastern Finland), Jorma Piironen(Natural Resources Institute Finland)
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