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CHAPTER 9 BIRDS
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APPENDIX B FINAL 2008 BIOLOGICAL SU
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FINAL 2008 BIOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF LO
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Table of Contents 3.4.3 Summary of
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Table of Contents 8.2.1 Aerial Phot
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Table of Contents Table 3.4-2. Tabl
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Table of Contents Table 8.3-3. Tabl
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Table of Contents Figure 6.2-1. Rip
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Table of Contents This page intenti
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Executive Summary otter trawls to s
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Executive Summary Van Veen) and ana
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Executive Summary which was collect
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1.0 Introduction 1.0 INTRODUCTION T
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1.0 Introduction 1.4 STUDY OBJECTIV
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1.0 Introduction Historical compari
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1.0 Introduction Figure 1.1-2. Map
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CHAPTER 2 WATER QUALITY
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2.0 Water Quality The CTD was deplo
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2.0 Water Quality Outer Harbor area
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2.0 Water Quality Table 2.2-1. Wate
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2.0 Water Quality Figure 2.2-1. Wat
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2.0 Water Quality This page intenti
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes 3.0 A
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes speci
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes and b
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes sampl
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes No si
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes croak
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes gobie
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes Table
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3.0 Adult and Juvenile Fishes Figur
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CHAPTER 4 ICHTHYOPLANKTON
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton studies (Horn a
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton more likely to
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton The results of
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton Table 4.3-1. To
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton Table 4.3-2. To
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton Table 4.3-4. We
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton Table 4.3-5. We
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton Table 4.3-6. Se
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton Table 4.5-1. Ar
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4.0 Ichthyoplankton LA05 LA14 2D St
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5.0 Benthic and Epibenthic Inverteb
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CHAPTER 6 RIPRAP BIOTA
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6.0 Riprap Biota diver collection m
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6.0 Riprap Biota relatively small b
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6.0 Riprap Biota sea cucumber (Para
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6.0 Riprap Biota polychaete worms.
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6.0 Riprap Biota Table 6.3-1. Mean
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6.0 Riprap Biota Figure 6.2-1. Ripr
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7.0 Kelp and Macroalgae 7.0 KELP AN
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11.0 References Haaker, P. 1979. Tw
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11.0 References MBC, Tenera Environ
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11.0 References Stewart, J.G. 1991.
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Appendix A Station Coordinates (NAD
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APPENDIX B WATER QUALITY PROFILES
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Appendix B (A) Temperature (°C), S
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Appendix B This page intentionally
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Appendix C Table C-1. Combined Fish
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Appendix C Table C-2. Otter Trawl C
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Appendix C LA01 LA02 LA03 LA04 LA05
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Appendix C Table C-4. Otter Trawl C
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Appendix C Table C-6. Otter Trawl B
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Appendix C Table C-9. Lampara Catch
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Appendix C Table C-11. Lampara Biom
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Appendix C Scientific Name Table C-
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APPENDIX D ICHTHYOPLANKTON
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Appendix D Table D-2. Ichthyoplankt
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Appendix D Table D-10. Ichthyoplank
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Appendix E Table E-1. Infauna Speci
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Appendix E Taxon LA-1 LA-10 LA-11 L
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Myxicola spp. Appendix E Taxon LA-1
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Appendix E Table E-2. Infauna Speci
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Micrura spp. Organic fragment Appen
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Naineris dendritica Neanthes acumin
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Appendix E Table E-5. Otter Trawl,
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Molluscs Aplysia californica 1 Caes
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APPENDIX F RIPRAP
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Appendix F LARR-1 LARR-2 LARR-3 LAR
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Appendix G Date Survey Site Observe
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APPENDIX H BIRDS
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Appendix H GUILD 5 - WATERFOWL GUIL
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Appendix H Species Totals Zones 1 2
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Appendix H Zones Species Totals 1 2
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Appendix H Table H-12. June A 2008
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Appendix H Table H-14. August A 200
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Appendix H Table H-18. October A 20
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Appendix H Table H-19. October B 20
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Appendix H Table H-20. November A 2
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Appendix H Table H-21. November B 2
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Appendix H Table H-22. Caspian, Ele
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Appendix H LEAST TERN — OBSERVATI
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Appendix I Table I-1. 2008 Biologic
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Appendix I Common Name Survey Type
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