'Great bay' presentation slideshows

NH Estuaries Project Environmental Indicators

NH Estuaries Project Environmental Indicators. Phil Trowbridge, P.E. NHEP/DES Coastal Scientist June 15, 2006. Environmental Indicator Reports. Reviewed by NHEP staff and Technical Advisory Committee Represents current scientific consensus. State of the Estuaries Report.

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CLIMATE CHANGE RESEARCH WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCES

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Environmental Chemistry Field Trip

Environmental Chemistry Field Trip. An Introduction to the Marine Field Station and the Mullica River-Great Bay Estuary. Stockton Marine Science and Environmental Field Station. Located off of the Mullica River Mullica River empties into the Great Bay

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Nutrients & Dissolved Oxygen

Nutrients & Dissolved Oxygen. Jonathan Pennock University of New Hampshire Marine Program, NH Sea Grant & Jackson Estuarine Laboratory. Eutrophication Positive Versus Negative Effects. Oligotrophic Mesotrophic Eutrophic Dystrophic Phytoplankton Zooplankton Pelagic Fish Bottom Oxygen

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Allozyme variation in some marine mussel species at anthropogenic stress and normal conditions

Allozyme variation in some marine mussel species at anthropogenic stress and normal conditions. Nikiforov S.M. THE PURPOSE:.

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Chris Hunt, Joe Salisbury, Doug Vandemark, Ru Morrison, Janet Campbell

Surveying the Great Bay System. Chris Hunt, Joe Salisbury, Doug Vandemark, Ru Morrison, Janet Campbell University of New Hampshire chunt@cisunix.unh.edu. Results

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Gregory A. Henkes 1 , Thomas M. Grothues 2 , and Kenneth W. Able 2

Investigating Feasibility of Acoustic Telemetry and Habitat Use of Adult Hickory Shad, Alosa mediocris , in the Mullica River/Great Bay Estuary, New Jersey.

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J. Lemaire 1 , S. Jones 1 , S. Hale 1 M. Hartwick 1

Monitoring Vibrio Bacteria in Great Bay Estuary. J. Lemaire 1 , S. Jones 1 , S. Hale 1 M. Hartwick 1. Northeast Center for Vibrio Disease and Ecology, University of New Hampshire, 56 College Road, Durham, NH. Conclusions. Introduction. Materials & Methods. Collection.

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