Jackson Estuarine Laboratory

Jackson Estuarine Laboratory

 
Jackson Estuarine Laboratory (JEL) is located five miles from the Durham campus on the shores of Great Bay Estuary, one of the largest estuaries in northern New England. JEL features well-equipped facilities where scientists conduct field-based and experimental research on physical and biological components of coastal ecosystems. Research at JEL has advanced our understanding of coastal ecosystems, especially with regard to human influences and management, in New Hampshire, the Gulf of Maine region and the world. In a typical year, 25 projects are carried out by the scientists at JEL, with total external funding often exceeding $2 million. In 2015, The New Hampshire chapter of the Nature Conservancy named JEL its Restoration Parner of the Year!

JEL has eight resident faculty members from the departments of Biological Sciences, Natural Resources, and Earth Systems Science, along with several support staff, research associates, students, post-doctoral fellows and visiting scientists. In addition, non-resident faculty and students from other UNH departments conduct research at JEL. A fleet of small research vessels is based at JEL, including five outboard powered boats ranging from a 12-foot skiff to a 22-foot center console. Facilities include a pier with a 2,000-pound crane and a floating dock with slip spaces for four boats. JEL has a full analytical laboratory to study water quality, and labs dedicated to sedimentology, animal physiology and behavior, shellfish/seafloor ecology, microbiology, phycology (study of benthic algae), tidal marsh ecology, and seagrass ecology. In addition, flowing estuarine water is provided to a wet lab, greenhouse, and outdoor facilities to support the study of estuarine plants and animals.

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Submissions from 1982

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Non-homology of median rows in hypotrichs with only three longitudinal rows of cirri, Arthur C. Borror and Barry J. Wicklow

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Morphology and cortical morphogenesis in Gonostomum affine: a re-evaluation of its systematic position in the order Hypotrichida, D. E. Culberson

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Microbial Metal Tolerance in Bermuda Carbonate Sediments, Mark E. Hines and Galen E. Jones

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Biogeochemistry of Nearshore Bermuda Sediments. I. Sulfate Reduction Rates and Nutrient Generation, Mark E. Hines and W. Berry Lyons

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Microbial activity and bioturbation-induced oscillations in pore water chemistry of estuarine sediments in spring, Mark E. Hines, William H. Orem, W. Berry Lyons, and Galen E. Jones

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Growth of winter flounder (Pseudopleuronectes americanus) and smooth flounder (Liopsetta putnami) in heated and unheated water, Frank K. Hoornbeek, Philip J. Sawyer, and Evelyn S. Sawyer

Trace metal discharge into Great Bay Estuary, New Hampshire, W. Berry Lyons, Peter B. Armstrong, R. P. O'Neil, and Henri E. Gaudette

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Field Ecology of the Brown Alga Phaeostrophion irregulare Setchell et Gardner, Arthur C. Mathieson

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Physiological Ecology of the Brown Alga Phaeostrophion irregulare Setchell et Gardner: II Macroscopic Plants, Arthur C. Mathieson

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Physiological Ecology of the Brown Alga Phaeostrophion irregulare Setchell et Gardner: I Juvenile Plants, Arthur C. Mathieson

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Reproductive phenology and sporeling ecology of Chondrus crispus Stackhouse, Arthur C. Mathieson

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Seaweed Cultivation: A Review, Arthur C. Mathieson

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THE COMPOSITION, SEASONAL OCCURRENCE AND REPRODUCTIVE PERIODICITY OF THE PHAEOPHYCEAE (BROWN-ALGAE) IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE, Arthur C. Mathieson and Edward J. Hehre

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Algal aquaculture: Introduction and bibliography, Arthur C. Mathieson and W. J. North

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EFFECTS OF ICE ON ASCOPHYLLUM NODOSUM WITHIN THE GREAT BAY ESTUARY SYSTEM OF NEW HAMPSHIRE‐MAINE22, Arthur C. Mathieson, Clayton A. Penniman, Paula K. Busse, and Eleanor Tveter-Gallagher

Nutrient and hydrographic data for the Great Bay Estuarine System, New Hampshire-Maine. Part I: September, 1973-December, 1975, T. L. Norall, Arthur C. Mathieson, and C. Emerich Penniman

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A Review of Some Aspects of Form and Function in Seaweeds, T. A. Norton, Arthur C. Mathieson, and M. Neushul

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Identification and localization of catecholamines in the nervous system of Limulus polyphemus, Edward F. O'Connor, Winsor H. Watson III, and Gordon A. Wyse

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Effects of various types of carrageenans on human fibroblasts in vitro, Eleanor Tveter-Gallagherl, T. N. Wight, and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Peptide and amine modulation of the Limulus heart: A simple neural network and its target tissue, Winsor H. Watson III and George J. Augustine

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Cortical morphogenesis during cell division in Amphisiella marioni Gourret & Roeser, 1887, and its bearing on hypotrich phylogeny, Barry J. Wicklow

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The Discocephalina (n. subord): Ultrastructure, morphogenesis and evolutionary implications of a group of endemic marine interstitial hypotrichs (Ciliophora, Protozoa), Barry J. Wicklow

Submissions from 1981

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The neuropeptide proctolin acts directly onLimulus cardiac muscle to increase the amplityde of contraction, Jack A. Benson, Robert E. Sullivan, Winsor H. Watson III, and George J. Augustine Jr.

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The application of genetic improvement techniques to seaweed cultivation: I. Strain selection in the carrageenophyte Chondrus crispus, Donald P. Cheney, Arthur C. Mathieson, and D. Schubert

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Nutrient fluxes within a small north temperate salt marsh, Maureen A. Daly and Arthur C. Mathieson

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The Cortical Morphogenetic Cycle Associated with Cell Division in Diophrys Dujardin, 1841 (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida)1, Bruce E. Hill

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The Cortical Morphogenetic Cycle Associated with Cell Division in Diophrys Dujardin, 1841 (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida)1, Bruce E. Hill

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Induced chromosome number variation in the winter flounder, Frank K. Hoornbeek and P. M. Burke

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The reproductive morphology of Dumontia incrassata (O. F. Müller) Lamouroux, J. A. Kilar and Arthur C. Mathieson

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A Review of Harold Humm's Book The Marine Algae of Virginia, Arthur C. Mathieson

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The taxonomic implications of genetic and environmentally induced variations in seaweed morphology, Arthur C. Mathieson, T. A. Norton, and M. Neushul

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The Marine Algae of Tunisia, Ernani G. Meñez and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Reproductive ecology of four subtidal red algae, Timothy L. Norall, Arthur C. Mathieson, and J. A. Kilar

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Morphology and environment, T. A. Norton, Arthur C. Mathieson, and M. Neushul

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Studies on Aphantoxin from Aphanizomenon Flos-Aquae in New Hampshire, John J. Sasner Jr., Miyoshi Ikawa, Thomas L. Foxall, and Winsor H. Watson III

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Uptake and incorporation of 35S into carrageenan among different strains of Chondrus crispus, Eleanor Tveter-Gallagherl, Donald P. Cheney, and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Evolution within the order Hypotrichida (Ciliophora, Protozoa): Ultrastructure and morphogenesis of Thigmokeronopsis jahodai (n. gen., n.sp.); Phylogeny in the Urostylina, Barry J. Wicklow

Submissions from 1980

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The variation in suspended sediment and water properties in the flood-water front traversing the tidal flat, Franz E. Anderson

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A method for sampling fine-grained surface sediments in intertidal areas, Franz E. Anderson and Luther F. Black

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Are there seasonal and spatial variations in intertidal cohesive sediments?, Franz E. Anderson, Luther F. Black, L. D. Rust, and W. H. Mook

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The biodeposition cycle of a surface deposit-feeding bivalve, Macoma balthica (L.), Luther F. Black

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Spatial Distribution of Marine Ciliates: Micro‐Ecologic and Biogeographic Aspects of Protozoan Ecology, Arthur C. Borror

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Space partitioning and interactions in an intertidal sand-burrowing amphipod guild, Robert A. Croker and Edward B. Hatfield

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Investigations of New England Marine Algae IV: The ecology and seasonal succession of tide pool algae at Bald Head Cliff, York, Maine, USA, R. J. Femino and Arthur C. Mathieson

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The sand-burrowing amphipod Amphiporeia virginiana Shoemaker 1933 in the tidal plankton, Richard P. Hager and Robert A. Croker

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Cortical morphogenesis associated with cell division and reorganization in the genus Holosticha Wrzesniowski 1877 (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida), Bruce F. Hill

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Seasonal influx and decomposition of autochthonous macrophyte litter in a north temperate estuary, Michael N. Josselyn and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Sensitivity of marine ciliates (Protozoa, ciliophora) to high thermal stress, Edwin A. Martinez

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ECOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENTAL MORPHOLOGY OF MALE PLANTS OF CHONDRUS CRISPUS (GIGARTINALES, RHODOPHYTA)1, Eleanor Tveter-Gallagher, Arthur C. Mathieson, and Donald P. Cheney

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An electron microscopic study of sporeling coalescence in the red alga Chondrus crispus, Eleanor Tveter-Gallagherl and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Limulus gill cleaning behavior, Winsor H. Watson III

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Long-term patterns of gill cleaning, ventilation and swimming in Limulus, Winsor H. Watson III

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Discocephalus ehrenbergi: ultrastructure and phylogeny of a marine interstitial ciliate, Barry J. Wicklow

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Central neural motor programs underlying short- and long-term patterns of Limulus respiratory activity, Gordon A. Wyse, Dan H. Sanes, and Winsor H. Watson III

Submissions from 1979

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How sedimentation patterns may be affected by extreme water temperatures on a northeastern coastal intertidal zone, Franz E. Anderson

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Can clamdiggers affect estuarine sedimentation patterns?, Franz E. Anderson and Luther F. Black

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Are tidal flats primarily depositional environments?, Franz E. Anderson and L. D. Rust

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Frontal ciliature in hypotrich ciliates (Protozoa): a useful concept for understanding relationships among the "Stichotrichines", Arthur C. Borror

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Redefinition of the Urostylidae (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida) on the Basis of Morphogenetic Characters*, Arthur C. Borror

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Cladotricha and Phylogeny in the Suborder Stichotrichina (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida), Arthur C. Borror and Frederick R. Evans

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Application of formaldoxime colorimetric method for the determination of manganese in the pore water of anoxic estuarine sediments, Eduardo Burle and William W. Kirby-Smith

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Physiological Ecology of Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Le Jolis and its Detached Ecad scorpioides (Hornemann) Hauck (Fucales, Phaeophyta), Jan S. Chock and Arthur C. Mathieson

Intertidal Biological Surveys, June - November, 1969, after a May 200,000 gallon oil spill in the Piscataqua River and Great Bay, New Hampshire, Robert A. Croker

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Analysis of a modified oxytrichid morphogenetic pattern, D. E. Culberson

Hydrographic variation in eight tidal tributaries associated with the Great Bay Estuary System, M. A. Daly and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Temperature, Salinity, Turbidity, and Light Attenuation in the Great Bay Estuary System 1974-1978, Maureen A. Daly, Arthur C. Mathieson, and Timothy L. Norall

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Amhyadesia california G.N., sp. n. (Acari, Astigmata, Hyadesidae) from the southern Californian coast, A. Fain and B. Ganning

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Effects of carrageenan on chick embryo fibroblasts in vitro--a preliminary study, E. T. Gallagher, N. Harris, P. C. Morin, and T. N. Wight

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Macroinfauna of Northern New England marine sand. IV. Infaunal ecology of Amphiporeia virginiana Shoemaker, 1933 (Crustacea: Amphipoda), Richard P. Hager and Robert A. Croker

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Aspidisca costata Dujardin 1841 (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida): reconsideration of cortical morphogenesis associated with cell division, Bruce F. Hill

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Reconsideration of cortical morphogenesis during cell division in Aspidisca (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida), Bruce F. Hill

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Structure and cortical morphogenesis during cell division in Euplotaspis cionaecola Chatton and Seguela, 1936 (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida), Bruce F. Hill

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Vorticella convallaria Linnaeus 1758, structure and cortical morphogenesis associated with cell division (Ciliophora, Peritrichida), Bruce F. Hill

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Evidence for organically associated iron in nearshore pore fluids, W. Berry Lyons, Henri E. Gaudette, and Peter B. Armstrong

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Vertical Distribution and Longevity of Subtidal Seaweeds in Northern New England, U.S.A., Arthur C. Mathieson

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Epiclintes ambiguus and Kerona polyporum: comparative ultrastructure, cortical morphogenesis and systematics of two hypotrich ciliates, Barry J. Wicklow

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Ultrastructure and cortical morphogenesis of the marine hypotrich ciliate Certesia quadinucleata: relationships with Discocephalus and Euplotes, Barry J. Wicklow

Submissions from 1978

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What is the role of pellet producers in estuarine tidal flat sedimentation?, Luther F. Black and Franz E. Anderson

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Morphogenesis of Urostyla marina Kahl, 1932; redefinition of the family Urostylidae (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida), Arthur C. Borror

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Population differentiation in the seaweed Chondrus crispus: preliminary results, Donald P. Cheney and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Hyadesia (Hyadesia) nearctica sp. n. (Acari, Astigmata, Hyadesidae) from the east coast of U.S.A., A. Fain and B. Ganning

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The salt marsh amphipod, Gammarus palustris Bousfield, 1969 at the northern limit of its distribution: II. Temperature-salinity tolerances, Michael F. Gable and Robert A. Croker

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Cortical morphogenesis during cell division in Uronychia transfuga Stein, 1857 (Ciliophora, Hypotrichida), Bruce F. Hill

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Contribution of receptacles from the fucoidAscophyllum nodosum to the detrital pool of a north temperate estuary, Michael N. Josselyn and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Ecological Studies of the Annual Red Alga Dumontia incrassata (O. F. Müller) Lamouroux, J. A. Kilar and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Physiological Studies of Intertidal Fucoid Algae, R. A. Niemeck and Arthur C. Mathieson

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Application of a finite element hydrodynamic model to the Great Bay Estuary System, New Hampshire, U.S.A., R. P. Reichard and B. Celikkol

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The effects of a winter ice cover on the sedimentary processes of an estuarine tidal flat, C. I. Thompson and Franz E. Anderson

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The coordination of heart and gill rhythms in Limulus, Winsor H. Watson III and Gordon A. Wyse

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Cortical morphogenesis of the hypotrich ciliate Discocephalus ehrenbergi: implications in hypotrich evolution, Barry J. Wicklow

Submissions from 1977

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Diurnal changes in sediment temperatures of tidal flats and their possible role in sedimentation, Franz E. Anderson

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Macro-infauna of northern New England marine sand: Long-term intertidal community structure, Robert A. Croker

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Geographic Variation in Western Atlantic Populations of Gammarus oceanicus Segerstråle (Amphipoda), Robert A. Croker and Michael F. Gable

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The effects of sand movement on intertidal seaweeds and selected invertebrates at Bound Rock, New Hampshire, USA, Maureen A. Daly and Arthur C. Mathieson

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The salt marsh amphipod, Gammarus palustris Bousfield, 1969 at the northern limit of its distribution: I. Ecology and life cycle, Michael F. Gable and Robert A. Croker

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Marine Algal Ecology in a New Hampshire Tidal Rapid, Arthur C. Mathieson, Eleanor Tveter-Gallagherl, Maureen A. Daly, and J. Howard

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Discotricha papillifera: Structure and Morphogenesis of a Marine Interstitial Ciliate, Barry J. Wicklow and Arthur C. Borror

Submissions from 1976

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Minor elements in sediments of Great Bay estuary, New Hampshire, Peter B. Armstrong, Gary M. Hanson, and Henri E. Gaudette

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Minor elements in sediments of Great Bay estuary, New Hampshire, Peter B. Armstrong, Gary M. Hanson, and Henri E. Gaudette

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Ecological studies of the salt marsh ecad scorpioides (Hornemann) Hauck of Ascophyllum nodosum (L.) Le Jolis, Jan S. Chock and Arthur C. Mathieson