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Contaminant Effects on Chesapeake Bay Shellfish [PDF]
, 1987 The paper reviews contaminant effects on Chesapeake Bay shellfish from two avenues (1) adverse biological effects on the organisms and (2) fisheries closures due to bacterial and chemical contamination.
Huggett, Robert J., Bender, Michael E.
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Temporal And Spatial Variations Of The Chesapeake Bay Plume
, 1981 Historical records and data obtained during the Superflux experiments are used to describe the temporal and spatial variations of the effluent waters of Chesapeake Bay. The alongshore extent of the plume resulting from variations of fresh water discharge
Ruzecki, Evon P.
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Water Resources ResearchA lag in time occurs between implementing a watershed restoration design and attaining measurable benefits in impaired waters downstream. Where restoration is intended to reduce the delivery of sediment, lag times can be greatly increased by floodplain ...
J. E. Pizzuto, M. E. Huffman
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Chesapeake Bay: A Second Look [PDF]
Science, 1971 J R, Schubel, D W, Pritchard
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Chesapeake Bay Program Data Hub
Chesapeake Bay Program's data network providing access to water quality, living resources, fisheries, point source, plankton, and monitoring databases. Site provides a wealth of data and graphs all concerning the health of Chesapeake Bay waters. Features
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A view of the Chesapeake Bay [PDF]
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, 2005 openaire +1 more source
Chlorophyll-a in the Chesapeake Bay Estimated by Extra-Trees Machine Learning Modeling
Remote SensingMonitoring chlorophyll-a concentration (Chl-a) is essential for assessing aquatic ecosystem health, yet its retrieval using remote sensing remains challenging in turbid coastal waters because of the intricate optical characteristics of these environments.
Nikolay P. Nezlin +3 more
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Chesapeake Bay Program: Habitats
This resource explains that all plants and animals that live in the Chesapeake Bay region have specific needs that must be met in order for them to live there, and also that an area has to have the right combination of food, light, temperature, water ...
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Giardia duodenalis cysts of genotype a recovered from clams in the Chesapeake Bay subestuary, Rhode River [PDF]
, 1999 Filter-feeding molluscan shellfish can concentrate zoonotic and anthroponotic waterborne pathogens. Cysts of Giardia sp. were detected by immunofluorescent antibodies in tissues of the clams Macoma balthica and M. mitchelli from Rhode River, a Chesapeake
Adams, P.J. +5 more
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Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesapeake Bay: A Barometer of Bay Health
, 1988 In 1978, a program was initiated in the Chesapeake Bay region to investigate the decline of submerged aquatic vegetation (SA V), potential factors that may have led to its decline, its distribution and abundance, and its .role and value.
Orth, Robert J., Moore, Kenneth A.
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