Benthic Fauna

Pearce, J. B.; Radosh, David J.; Caracciolo, Janice V.; Steimle, Frank W. Jr.

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Benthic Fauna

1981
By Pearce, J. B. ; Radosh, David J. ; Caracciolo, Janice V. ; ...
Series: Mesa New York Bight atlas monograph. ; 14

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Pearce, J. B. ; Radosh, David J. ; Caracciolo, Janice V. ; Steimle, Frank W. Jr.

Pearce, J. B. ; Radosh, David J. ; Caracciolo, Janice V. ; Steimle, Frank W. Jr. Less -
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New York Sea Grant Institute
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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NYSGI/NYEXT (New York Sea Grant)
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Considering the importance ol New York Bight in transportation, industry, commercial and recreational fisheries, and beach and aquatic recreation, it is surprising that until recently remarkably little was known about its benthic fauna. In the last decade, several intensive studies were initiated of benthic macroinvertebrate communities in the Bight and the effects of physical chemical factors, including pollution, on these living resources. This monograph is a summary of those studies.
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Benthic Animals Biology Chemical Oceanography Effect Of Pollution On
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Mesa New York Bight atlas monograph. ; 14 ; NYSSGP-AM ; 81-001

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SUNY-T3-81-001
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New York Bight (N.J. and N.Y.) ; North Atlantic Ocean

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