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Ecology Of Marine Invertebrate Fouling Organisms In Hampton Roads, Virginia, Dale R. Calder
Ecology Of Marine Invertebrate Fouling Organisms In Hampton Roads, Virginia, Dale R. Calder
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Investigations were conducted from 15 May 1964 to 3 January 1966 to determine the incidence, distribution, and abundance of marine invertebrate fouling organisms in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Dredging carried out at seven stations revealed that benthic organisms most likely to be involved in fouling were Thuiaria argentea, Alcyonidium verrilli, Microciona prolifera, Amathia vidovici, and Aeverrillia armata. All of these species occur in the Pier 12 berthing area of the Norfolk Naval Base, with. !· argentea and~- verrilli being most abundant. Detailed studies of the organisms attaching to asbestos fiber test panels were made at Pier 12 of the Naval Base. …
Classification And Structures Of The Tidal Marshes Of The Poropotank River, Virginia, James Arthur Kerwin
Classification And Structures Of The Tidal Marshes Of The Poropotank River, Virginia, James Arthur Kerwin
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The Metabolism Of Krebs Cycle Intermediates And Malonate By Eggs And Early Embryonic Stages Of Arbacia Punctulata, Russell Chancellor Addison
The Metabolism Of Krebs Cycle Intermediates And Malonate By Eggs And Early Embryonic Stages Of Arbacia Punctulata, Russell Chancellor Addison
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Parasitic Copepods Of Some Antarctic And New Zealand Fishes, David E. Zwerner
Parasitic Copepods Of Some Antarctic And New Zealand Fishes, David E. Zwerner
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Descriptions Of Fecal Pellets Of Some Common Invertebrates In The Lower York River And Lower Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, John N. Kraeuter
Descriptions Of Fecal Pellets Of Some Common Invertebrates In The Lower York River And Lower Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, John N. Kraeuter
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