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a? lochthonous material tra~ped by
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PERCENT ORGANIC MATTER (dry wt. bas
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WATER COLUMN -------- FLOCCULENT IN
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WATER COLUMN - SORBED FLOCCULENT PH
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phytoplankton and release DOM and i
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3.4 A SCENARIO OF EELGRASS MEADOW o
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Sedimentat~on /-f\ in bed J Prolife
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Figure 40. (a) Wavelets refracting
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that future studies be directed to
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system is dominated by the plant co
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eel grass leaf itself, and .its aen
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in the e~';hytk conascity ;n of eei
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observed a similar trend in one mea
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Table 6. Partial list of epibenthic
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elate to swarming behavior of the z
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supply (Thayer et al. 1979). Seagra
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ecorded as permanent residents of e
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Table 10. !concluded) . Species nam
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% sandbar shark (Carcharhinus umbeu
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of their seasonally 1 arge numbers
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when algal cover becomes sparse. Pr
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(i.e., nearness to sources of terre
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Table 13. Organi sms that reportedl
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Tab1 e 13, (concl uded) . Herbi vor
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not consider phytoplankton. Stable
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Microbial Colonization and Activiti
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allel ochemi cal s. These compounds
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CHAPTER 5 INTERSYSTEM COUPLING Tida
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(Zieman et al. 1979). This export f
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July wu8t I 1976 1977 Figure 55. Wr
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Table 15. General sequence of event
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CHAPTER 6 CONSIDERATIONS FOR MANAGE
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or from drift off the immedi ate im
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-- Bittium varium (Figure 42) may h
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in productivity have potential for
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covered with seawater for transport
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Table 16, Estimates of the average
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japonica and Kuppia maritima, at Ro
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Crosby, N.D., and R.G.B. Reid. 1971
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Fonseca, M.S., J.J. Fisher, J.C. Zi
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in vegetated aquatic habitats. J. E
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Kirkman, H., and P.C. Young. 1981.
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Roy, eds. Handbook of seagrass biol
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Orth, R.J. 1975. Destruction of eel
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Pomeroy, L.R., and D. Deibel. 1980.
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Smith, G.W., A.M. Kozucki, and S.S.
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Tubbs, C.R., and J.M. Tubbs. 1982,
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systems. Ann Arbor Press, Ann Arbor
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Masti ocoleus testarum h y n g b y
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