Biscayne Bay environmental history and annotated bibliography
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Alternative Title:National Status and Trends Program for Marine Environmental Quality
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Description:Describes climate, geography, ecology and development of Biscayne Bay, a shallow saline bay on the southeastern coast of Florida, bordered to the west by the mainland of Florida, which includes densely populated Miami-Dade County, and bordered to the east by a series of barrier islands and the northern Florida Keys. Provides detailed chronology and descriptions of human impacts on Biscayne Bay in the 20th Century.
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Content Notes:A.Y. Cantillo, K. Hale, E. Collins, L. Pikula, and R. Caballero. ; "July 2000." ; Also available online in PDF ; System requirements: IBM compatible PC or Macintosh; CD-ROM drive; Adobe Acrobat software. ; Contains Macintosh Word 5.1 files (TEXTWORD) and PDF files (TEXTPDF). Two bibliographic files (BIBLIO) were generated by ProCite as export text files. The Macintosh WORD files can be opened in a PC platform using Word for Windows.
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:decaed4f4eae5de0b9b14f3e999ede2e88cf62a3145364541229cc05f35693a6
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