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a. Chip Ryther of CR Environmental deploying the Edgetech side-scan sonar towfish b. Oceanographic winch outfitted with electromechanical cable and slip ring c. Side-scan sonar monitor showing a field of sand waves Photograph 2.5-1 a-c. Side-scan sonar operations
a. Chris Dunbar sieving benthic samples during the November post trawl survey b. Sieved sample showing worm and amphipod tubes and small bivalves c. Sampling sediment from the Ted Young Grab Sampler for grain size analysis Photograph 2.6-1 a-c. Sediment sampling operations
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SMOOTH BOTTOM NET TRAWL FISHING GEA
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effective if the process of immigra
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Table 3.3-2. Organisms observed per
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Table 3.3-5. Comparison of 2001 ROV
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Station LT02-1B - P2 Trawl<
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Station LT02-3A Trawl</stro
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Trawl Station Resu
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Table 3.6-2 2002 Trawl</str
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Table 3.6-5 Summary of Blackback (W
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Table 3.6-7 Dominant Species in Sed
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