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A Biological And Chemical Study Of The Tidal James River, Morris L. Brehmer, Samuel O. Haltiwanger
A Biological And Chemical Study Of The Tidal James River, Morris L. Brehmer, Samuel O. Haltiwanger
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Final Report On Results Of Operation James River; An Evaluation Of The Physical And Biological Effects Of The Proposed James River Navigation Project, William J. Hargis Jr.
Final Report On Results Of Operation James River; An Evaluation Of The Physical And Biological Effects Of The Proposed James River Navigation Project, William J. Hargis Jr.
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A comprehensive study of the physical and biological characteristics of the James Estuary has been carried out by oceanographers of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science under contract with the Virginia Commission of Fisheries. This research project, under way for three years, has been directed especially to the effects of the proposed James River Navigation Project channel dredging on physical features--i·~.,the structure and dynamics, of the estuary, and indirectly on oyster production. Five separate phases were carried out under the project (called Operation James River). These involved: 1) accumulation and study of relevant literature and data, 2) research into the …
Investigation Of Oyster Larvae And Spat And Certain Important Environmental Factors In An Horizontally Stratified Estuary : Final Report On Project 3-7-R, William J. Hargis Jr.
Investigation Of Oyster Larvae And Spat And Certain Important Environmental Factors In An Horizontally Stratified Estuary : Final Report On Project 3-7-R, William J. Hargis Jr.
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Reasonable progress has been made toward attaining the objectives of this project (No. 3-7-R). Considerable additional and new knowledge of the physical structure and dynamics of a theoretically horizontally-stratified estuary and the movement of the larvae and setting (spatfall) of juvenile Crassostrea virginica has been developed. Sedimentary processes, flushing times and the spatial and temporal distribution of the biological entities have also been investigated. Of especial interest have been the design, construction and verification of an hydraulic model of the system and the use of this scientific device to simulate movement of larvae by dye and to make 11time of …
Larvae Of Bivalve Mollusks Of The Sevastopol Region Of The Black Sea, K. A. Zakhvatkina
Larvae Of Bivalve Mollusks Of The Sevastopol Region Of The Black Sea, K. A. Zakhvatkina
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