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November 18, 1987

Managing forest roads to control cumulative erosion and sedimentation effects Managing forest roads to control cumulative erosion and sedimentation effects

No abstract available.

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W.E. Weaver, D.K. Hagans, Mary Ann Madej

Ecosystems Mission Area, Western Ecological Research Center (WERC)

October 20, 1987

Managing Northern forests for black bears Managing Northern forests for black bears

No abstract available.

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L.L. Rogers, Gregory A. Wilker, Arthur W. Allen

August 19, 1987

Instream flow values and power production Instream flow values and power production

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Robert T. Milhous, Aaron J. Douglas

July 6, 1987

Natural and anthropic factors as determinants of long-term streamwater chemistry Natural and anthropic factors as determinants of long-term streamwater chemistry

No abstract available.

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Robert Stottlemyer

May 26, 1987

Soil-plant correlation studies for selected wetlands of the United States Soil-plant correlation studies for selected wetlands of the United States

No abstract available.

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C.A. Segelquist, Gregor T. Auble, Lee S. Ischinger

March 20, 1987

Cumulative impacts assessment: an application to Chesapeake Bay Cumulative impacts assessment: an application to Chesapeake Bay

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Chesapeake Bay Activities

January 1, 1987

Metal contamination of fish in low-pH lakes and potential implications for piscivorous wildlife Metal contamination of fish in low-pH lakes and potential implications for piscivorous wildlife

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J.G. Wiener

Ecosystems Mission Area, Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center

January 1, 1987

Size and growth patterns of the Yellowstone grizzly bear Size and growth patterns of the Yellowstone grizzly bear

Weights and/or measurements of 151 grizzly bears (Ursus arctos) captured 261 times were recorded from 1975 to 1985. Males were consistently heavier than females within all age classes beginning at age 2. Mean weight for 65 captive males (5+ years old) was 192 kg and 135 kg for 63 adult females (5+ years old). Mean monthly weights by sex and age class indicated adults lost weight from den

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Bonnie M. Blanchard

January 1, 1987