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Methods for measuring the toxicity and bioaccumulation of sediment-associated contaminants with freshwater invertebrates Methods for measuring the toxicity and bioaccumulation of sediment-associated contaminants with freshwater invertebrates
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C.G. Ingersoll, G.T. Ankley, G.A. Burton, F.J. Dwyer, R.A. Hoke, T. J. Norberg-King, P. V. Winger
Famphur Hazards to Fish, Wildlife, and Invertebrates: A Synoptic Review Famphur Hazards to Fish, Wildlife, and Invertebrates: A Synoptic Review
Famphur (phosphorothioic acid, O,(4((dimethylamino)sulfonyl),phenoyl)O,Odimethyl ester), also known as Warbex, is a systemic organophosphorus insecticide used almost exclusively as a veterinary chemical to control parasite in livestock. Only famphur and its oxygen analog, famoxon, were of toxicological significance; other famphur metabolites were 31 to 237 times less toxic, as Judged by...
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R. Eisler
Interactions of white-tailed deer and vegetation at Saratogo National Historical Park Interactions of white-tailed deer and vegetation at Saratogo National Historical Park
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H.B. Underwood, K.A. Austin, W.F. Porter, R.L. Burgess, R.W. Sage
Range and habitats of the desert tortoise Range and habitats of the desert tortoise
We determined the current range of the desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) based on the available latest data from government agencies, the literature, and our experience. We developed the first detailed range map of this species and summarized information about habitat preferences. New records of occurrences were incorporated, and some peripheral localities of questionable authenticity...
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D.J. Germano, R.B. Bury, T. C. Esque, T. H. Fritts
A social science research plan for the Mid-Atlantic Region A social science research plan for the Mid-Atlantic Region
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J. L. Marion
Preparing amphibians as scientific specimens Preparing amphibians as scientific specimens
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R.W. McDiarmid
Supplemental approaches to studying amphibian biodiversity: Group activities and field trips Supplemental approaches to studying amphibian biodiversity: Group activities and field trips
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R.W. McDiarmid, M.A. Donnelly
The natural history of Caroline Atoll, Southern Line Islands. Part II. Seabirds, other terrestrial animals, and conservation The natural history of Caroline Atoll, Southern Line Islands. Part II. Seabirds, other terrestrial animals, and conservation
conclusion: Lushly wooded Caroline Atoll, with the majority of its 39 islets (399 ha of land) either in near-pristine condition or having recovered remarkably from past disturbance, is one of the least spoiled atolls in the Pacific. Uninhabited, it harbors plant ecosystems and breeding seabirds (Pt. II) of national and international importance. Its marine and terrestrial ecosystems are...
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C. B. Kepler, A.K. Kepler, D. H. Ellis
Keys to a successful project: Associated data and planning: Data standards Keys to a successful project: Associated data and planning: Data standards
The many individual salamanders, frogs, caecilians, and their larvae encountered during the course of an inventory or monitoring project will have to be identified to species. Depending on the goals and sampling method(s) used, some individuals will be identified from a distance by their calls, others will be handled. At the same time, some will be marked for recapture, and others will...
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Roy W. McDiarmid
Distribution and composition of bottomland hardwood forests within the Mississippi Alluvial Valley Distribution and composition of bottomland hardwood forests within the Mississippi Alluvial Valley
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D.J. Twedt, W. F. Limp, M. Swan, C.R. Loesch