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Title	Ecology of eelgrash meadows in the Pacific Northwest: a community Profile
Alternative Title	FWS/OBS-84/24
Contact	mailto:library@fws.gov
Creator	Phillips, R.C.
Description	Nearly half the population of the United States lives adjacent to coastal waters or to the shores of the Great Lakes. The recreational and economic pressures that accompany this residential pattern are invariably exerted on the nearshore coastal environment and its estuaries. Until recently, we have been accustomed to viewing the oceanic province as being immune to adverse impacts resulting from mild human activity. However, since the large-scale decline of eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the North Atlantic in the 1930's, caused by a natural rise in water temperature, we are aware that dramatic and important chances can and do occur in marine ecosystems.
Subject	Aquatic environments Estuarine environments Biologists (USFWS) Grasses
Publisher	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Contributors	Seattle Pacific University
Date of Original	1984-09
Type	Text
Format	PDF
Source	NCTC Conservation Library
Language	English
Rights	Public domain
File Size	11669218 Bytes
Original Format	Document
Length	85 p.
Full Resolution File Size	11669218 Bytes
Original Filename	BR84_24.pdf
Date created	2013-07-20
Date modified	2014-02-26

Ecology of eelgrash meadows in the Pacific Northwest: a community Profile

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