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Effects of arsenic on spectral reflectance of greenhouse-grown soybean and loblolly pine Effects of arsenic on spectral reflectance of greenhouse-grown soybean and loblolly pine

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David Mouat, Judith Lancaster, Nancy Milton, M.M. Chesley, Jody Hatzell, William Lassetter, John Picone

Manson impact structure research program: Summary through February 1994 Manson impact structure research program: Summary through February 1994

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Authors
D. J. Roddy, Eugene Merle Shoemaker, R. R. Anderson, Richard M. Mitterer

Pesticides detected in surface waters and fish of the Red River of the North drainage basin Pesticides detected in surface waters and fish of the Red River of the North drainage basin

The Red River of the North drainage basin (herein referred to as Red River Basin) within the United States is a study unit under the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) program. The overall goals of this program, initiated to better define the status and trends of the Nation’s water quality, are to address regional and national water-quality issues in...
Authors
Mark E. Brigham

Tertiary structural evolution of the southern Rhodope metamorphic province: a fundamental revision Tertiary structural evolution of the southern Rhodope metamorphic province: a fundamental revision

The Rhodope province is conventionally interpreted as a continental fragment that was caught between Apulia and Europe and deformed and metamorphosed in the hinterland of the Hellenic collisional orogen. Geologic mapping in the Strymon Valley region of northeastern Greece augmented by new U-Pb and 40Ar/ 39Ar geochronologic data support an alternative view that the southwestern Rhodope...
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D. Dinter

Hurricanes and anchors: preliminary results from the National Park Service regional reef assessment program Hurricanes and anchors: preliminary results from the National Park Service regional reef assessment program

The U .S . National Park Service NPS began a Regional Assessment Program for coral reefs in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Florida in 1988. Scientists from NPS and six other institutions have now established longterm monitoring sites at Virgin Islands National Park St. John, USVI, Buck Island Reef National Monument St. Croix, USVI, Biscayne National Park Florida and Fort Jefferson National...
Authors
Caroline S. Rogers

A seabird monitoring program for the North Pacific A seabird monitoring program for the North Pacific

Seabird monitoring is the accumulation of time series data on any aspect of seabird distribution, abundance, demography, or behavior. Typical studies include annual or less frequent measures of numbers or productivity; less commonly, the focus is on marine habitat use, phenology, food habits, or survival. The key requirement is that observations are replicated over time and made with...
Authors
S.A. Hatcher, G.W. Kaiser, Alexander V. Kondratyev, G.V. Byrd
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