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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Carolina bays"”.

  1. Soils and morphology of Carolina bays, Eastern Shore, Virginia

    Carolina bay landforms were studied on the Eastern Shore of Virginia using aerial infrared imagery provided by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Bays were delineated mainly by contrasting soil and vegetation which was enhanced on the imagery and further verified by field …

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  2. Prioritization of Carolina Bays as Mitigation Projects from a Herpetofaunal Perspective

    Carolina bays are landform features of the southeastern United States that contain isolated depressional wetlands. These unique ecosystems are particularly valuable for herpetofauna and are at risk of being extirpated from the landscape because of recent legal developments. There are few available …

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  3. An Analysis on the Effectiveness of Sandy Island as Mitigation for the Carolina Bays Parkway

    … federal action before the action commences. The Carolina Bays Parkway was expected to have significant environmental impacts; therefore, an Environmental Impact Statement was conducted. A large purchase from the Sandy Island Mitigation Bank was chosen by the South Carolina Department of …

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  4. Sexual Dimorphism and Trophic Trait Evolution in the Carolina Bay Fundulus Complex

    … a to date little studied system, the Carolina Bay Fundulus species complex, in which patterns of convergence and divergence of body shape (and even speciation) have been suggested to be driven largely by predation. I investigated this complex for the trophic trait evolution seen in …

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