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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Salmon river"”.
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The Ecology of Parafluvial Ponds on a Salmon River
… habitats embedded in the alluvia of gravel bed rivers that are formed by flooding and persist in relation to floodplain geohydrology. On the expansive flood plains of the Kwethluk River, I observed thousands of juvenile salmon apparently trapped by surface disconnection of the ponds from the …
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The Ecology of Parafluvial Ponds on a Salmon River
… habitats embedded in the alluvia of gravel bed rivers that are formed by flooding and persist in relation to floodplain geohydrology. On the expansive flood plains of the Kwethluk River, I observed thousands of juvenile salmon apparently trapped by surface disconnection of the ponds from the …
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Floating Treatment Wetland Nutrient Uptake Efficiency on the Salmon River
… This study evaluated FTW efficacy on the Salmon River, BC, where downstream algal blooms persist in Shuswap Lake, using three native macrophytes (Typha latifolia, Carex aquatilis and Deschampsia cespitosa). Monthly water sampling showed FTWs significantly reduced total ammonium and …
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AMPHIPODS ARE STRONG INTERACTORS IN THE FOOD WEB OF A BROWN-WATER SALMON RIVER
<p>Marine derived biomass from salmon carcasses is incorporated into coastal Pacific Rim salmon river systems via the organisms and structures of the freshwater foodweb. In brown water rivers of Western Kamchatka, the foodweb is dominated by ubiquitous benthic amphipods (Anisogammarus kygi) that …
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AMPHIPODS ARE STRONG INTERACTORS IN THE FOOD WEB OF A BROWN-WATER SALMON RIVER
<p>Marine derived biomass from salmon carcasses is incorporated into coastal Pacific Rim salmon river systems via the organisms and structures of the freshwater foodweb. In brown water rivers of Western Kamchatka, the foodweb is dominated by ubiquitous benthic amphipods (Anisogammarus kygi) that …
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GRIZZLY BEAR REINTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING STAKEHOLDER INTERESTS IN THE SELWAY-BITTERROOT ECOSYSTEM SOUTH OF THE SALMON RIVER
… the Selway-Bitterroot Ecosystem South of the Salmon River Chairperson: Christopher Servheen I conducted a study in the Bitterroot Ecosystem of central Idaho south of the Salmon River to identify how local stakeholders perceived their interests would be affected by grizzly bear (Ursus …
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GRIZZLY BEAR REINTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING STAKEHOLDER INTERESTS IN THE SELWAY-BITTERROOT ECOSYSTEM SOUTH OF THE SALMON RIVER
… the Selway-Bitterroot Ecosystem South of the Salmon River Chairperson: Christopher Servheen I conducted a study in the Bitterroot Ecosystem of central Idaho south of the Salmon River to identify how local stakeholders perceived their interests would be affected by grizzly bear (Ursus …
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A GIS evaluation of land use dynamics and fish habitat in the salmon river watershed - Langley, B.C.
With increased urban development in the Fraser River Basin, it is expected that fish habitat degradation will become more widespread bringing into question the sustainability of the fisheries resource. This thesis examines the dynamics of land use and fish habitat in the Salmon River watershed …
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Refining tsunami inundation limits for the 1700 CE Cascadia earthquake: detailed mapping of fine-grained deposits and diatom biostratigraphy at the Salmon River estuary, central Oregon
… extent of 1700 CE tsunami inundation at the Salmon River estuary, Oregon. We identify fine-grained tsunami deposits in sediment cores collected across the previously mapped tsunami sand deposition boundary using grain size analyses, diatoms, and computed tomography imagery. High-resolution …
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Triassic-Jurassic biochronology of the eastern Iskut River map area, northwestern British Columbia
… faunas in the eastern half of the Iskut River map area can be divided into three suites: a benthonic fauna consisting of bivalves, corals, and gastropods; a planktonic fauna of radiolarians; and a nektonic fauna of coleoids and ammonoids. The ammonoids (27 genera, 47 species) and …