Cruise Results Fisheries Research Vessel Albatross IV, Cruise No. AL 01-06 Ecosystems Monitoring Survey Leg I

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Cruise Results Fisheries Research Vessel Albatross IV, Cruise No. AL 01-06 Ecosystems Monitoring Survey Leg I

2001
By Perzioso, Jerry
Series: Cruise Results, Fisheries Research Vessel Albatross IV, Cruise No. AL 01-06, Survey Leg I

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Personal Author:

Perzioso, Jerry
Corporate Authors:

United States. National Marine Fisheries Service ; Northeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; NEFSC (Northeast Fisheries Science Center)
Description:

The objective of the cruise was to assess the impact of changing biological and physical properties of the Mid-Atlantic Bight and Southern New England portions of the Northeast Continental Shelf ecosystem which influence the sustainable productivity of the living marine resources. A secondary objective of this cruise was the analysis of phytoplankton samples for nitrogen stable isotope ratios by filtering the discharge water of the flow-through instrumentation at 9 stations.
Keywords:

Continental Shelf Ecosystem Management Fisheries Fishery Resources Isotopes Monitoring Nitrogen Ocean Travel Phytoplankton Sampling Survey Continental Shelf Ecosystem Management Fishery Resources Ocean Travel
Series:

Cruise Results, Fisheries Research Vessel Albatross IV, Cruise No. AL 01-06, Survey Leg I
Document Type:

Technical Report
Place as Subject:

Mid-Atlantic Bight ; New England ; Georges Bank ; Maine, Gulf of ; United States
Rights Information:

Public Domain
Compliance:

Submitted
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urn:sha-512:3ce3f5d71fdb9b900e821686ff8634edd20fcae9afbc3464433c5bd9f3e1937cc6bcd85f4d9d0a65fe104b3849ccab4b886ca4d7d419d45f68a8fd8addeec360
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