'Columbia river estuary' presentation slideshows

EBS 506: Special Topics Estuarine Turbidity Maximum Lecturer: Antonio Baptista

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18S rRNA clone library of phytoplankton in the Columbia River and its coastal zone

18S rRNA clone library of phytoplankton in the Columbia River and its coastal zone. http://www.mapwatch.com/news-blog/images/phytoplankton.jpg. By Pete Kahn Mentors: Lydie Herfort and Peter Zuber. Significance of phytoplankton. Major primary producers: O 2 : 90%

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John Ferguson NOAA Fisheries Northwest Fisheries Science Center nwfsc.noaa

Estimated survival of juvenile salmonids through the lower Columbia River and estuary, and estimated mortality from avian predation. John Ferguson NOAA Fisheries Northwest Fisheries Science Center www.nwfsc.noaa.gov. *R. Lynn McComas Lyle Gilbreath Thomas J. Carlson John W. Ferguson.

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Isolation and Characterization of Manganese Oxidizing Bacteria

Isolation and Characterization of Manganese Oxidizing Bacteria. Tebo,1995. Intern: Graham Mentors: Dr. Roberto Anitori & Professor Brad Tebo. Manganese Oxidation. Mn occurs in 1 of 3 oxidation states Mn(II) Mn(III) Mn(IV). Abiotic vs. biological Mn oxidation

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Not even a Half-baked Talk

Not even a Half-baked Talk. Murray Levine. The Importance of Baseline Samples in CMOP Research: Current Projects and Future Needs. What is the Baseline?. Baseline sample set (53 samples) Coastal lines NH, CR, LP (36 samples) Plume (12 samples)

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