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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"fish kill"”.

  1. Habitat and Ecological Observations on Gymnodinium Acidotum Nygaard, a Colorless Dinoflagellate Phagocytizing Blue-Green Cryptophytes

    … a cryptomonad endosymbiont, was implicated in a fish kill in open waters of Stockton Lake, MO. In 1987. Collections from 1989 have shown that G. acidotum is normally associated with Spirogyra sp. in the benthos of shallow marshy areas frequented by waterfowl. Morphology and pigmentation vary in …

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  2. One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Dead Fish: How Two Fish Kills in the White River Demonstrate Changes in the Historic Protection of the Commons in Indiana

    … in American history has constantly changed. Fish kills in the White River near Noblesville in 1896 and Anderson in 1999 are the basis for a comparative study of American intellectual perception and legal protection of the commons at the state and federal level. While both events resulted in …

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  3. The flow separations in the Taiwan Strait and ocean responses to the "hiatus" of the global mean surface temperature

    … to the Penghu Island, causing a cold-related fish kill disaster. Except for the local wind forcing, the Coastal-Kelvin Waves (CKWs), intermittently propagating toward the TWS from north in winter, are an additional factor that could impact the flow patterns by changing cross-strait sea level …

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  4. Food web regulation under different forcing regimes in shallow lakes

    … increased in biomass which favored benthivorous fish and those reduced the available light due to bioturbation. (2) Zooplankton substituted autochthonous organic matter in their diet by suspended t-POM, thus the autochthonous organic matter remaining in the water reduced its transparency. (3) …

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