Rapid increase in abundance and distribution of invasive pink salmon ( <i>Oncorhynchus gorbuscha</i> ) within a diverse, large <scp>Barents Sea</scp> catchment
Jaakko Erkinaro(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Morten Falkegård(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Mikko Kytökorpi(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Narve Stubbraaten Johansen(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Frode Fossøy(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Jorma Kuusela(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Sigurd Domaas(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Eirik Frøiland(County Governor of Nordland), Pierre Fagard(Tân Tạo University), Karl Gjelland(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Panu Orell(Natural Resources Institute Finland)
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