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Distribution Of Foraminiferida In An Estuarine Marsh System, Charles Warren Norton
Distribution Of Foraminiferida In An Estuarine Marsh System, Charles Warren Norton
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Foraminiferal faunas in marshes and distributary channels of the James River estuary, Virginia, disclose several facies. The channel facies, primarily Ammobaculites crassus, and A. sp. A, typical of estuaries in Chesapeake Bay and other brackish areas are readily distinguishable freom the march facies. Marshes are divisible laterally by changes in the relative proportions of marsh species such as Miliammina fusca, Ammoastuta salsa, and Haplophragmoides hancocki.Changes along the longitudinal estuarine salinity gradient are discernable in both tidal creeks and marsh. Channels exhibit a longitudinal gradient from a freshwater thecamoebinid facies through an upper and mid-estuarine Ammobaculites facies to a higher salinity …
Relative Growth, Reproduction And Distribution Of The Rock Crab, Cancer Irroratus, In Chesapeake Bay During The Winter, Roy Tim Terretta
Relative Growth, Reproduction And Distribution Of The Rock Crab, Cancer Irroratus, In Chesapeake Bay During The Winter, Roy Tim Terretta
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