Describing the diverse ecology of the region, this study systematically describes all major aquatic communities, their geographic setting, the plants and animals found in each, and the interactions among species. Included are maps of each system and tables of primary physical features.
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Describing the diverse ecology of the southeastern U.S., it presents an integrated overview of each aquatic system in the area organized around its specific functional processes. Begins by studying the setting and extent of each aquatic community in the past, present and future. It goes on to examine the plants and animals that dominate each community and the interaction between community species. Also includes sections on attributes relative to the physical environment that structure and define each community, resource use and management, future research and management problems of the area.
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southeastern reservoirs, representative aquatic communities, southeastern blackwater streams, chaoborid abundance, amblyopsid fishes, increasing trophic state, troglobitic decapods, southeastern estuaries, hypolimnetic discharge, troglobitic crayfish, average annual flow rate, communities and energy sources, estuarine inventory, southeastern streams, shoreline development ratio, subtropical blackwater river, reclamation ponds, increasing eutrophy, submergent macrophytes, small impoundments, vegetated littoral zones, southeastern rivers, macroinvertebrate production, surface water impoundments, postlarval fishes Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Carolina, United States, New York, South Carolina, Gulf of Mexico, Fish Wildl, Savannah River, North America, Blue Ridge, West Virginia, James River, Apalachicola Bay, Geological Survey, Indian River, Johns River, Mississippi River, Tampa Bay, Army Corps of Engineers, Lake Pontchartrain, Ann Arbor, Chesapeake Sci, American Fisheries Society, Water Resour, Biscayne Bay, Mammoth Cave New!
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southeastern reservoirs, representative aquatic communities, southeastern blackwater streams, chaoborid abundance, amblyopsid fishes, increasing trophic state, troglobitic decapods, southeastern estuaries, hypolimnetic discharge, troglobitic crayfish, average annual flow rate, communities and energy sources, estuarine inventory, southeastern streams, shoreline development ratio, subtropical blackwater river, reclamation ponds, increasing eutrophy, submergent macrophytes, small impoundments, vegetated littoral zones, southeastern rivers, macroinvertebrate production, surface water impoundments, postlarval fishes Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Carolina, United States, New York, South Carolina, Gulf of Mexico, Fish Wildl, Savannah River, North America, Blue Ridge, West Virginia, James River, Apalachicola Bay, Geological Survey, Indian River, Johns River, Mississippi River, Tampa Bay, Army Corps of Engineers, Lake Pontchartrain, Ann Arbor, Chesapeake Sci, American Fisheries Society, Water Resour, Biscayne Bay, Mammoth Cave New!
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- Ecological Processes in Coastal and Marine Systems (IBM Research Symposia Series) by R. J. Livingston on 12 pages
- Coastal Ecological Systems of the United States by Howard T. Odum on 6 pages
- Science of Speleology by Trevor David Ford on 5 pages
- Handbook of Seagrass Biology: An Ecosystem Perspective by New on 4 pages
- The Ecology of a Salt Marsh (Ecological Studies) by L. R. Pomeroy on page 732, page 733, and page 742
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