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Number 37 Adult California clapper rai 1 with attached ribbed mussel ................................................... Clapper rail nest built within Pacific cordgrass ......... Harbor seal pup hauled-out on tidal marsh in south San Francisco Bay ........................................ ~hotosynthetic C02 uptake as a function of light intensity ................................................ Effect of salinity on mean C02 uptake for various marsh plants ............................................. Winter wrack line in developing salt marsh ............... Conceptual model of energy fluxes in tidal marshes of San Francisco Bay ........................................ Recent mosquito control ditch dug within pickleweed marsh .................................................... Hayward Regional Shore1 ine marsh restoration project ..... Page
TABLES Number 1 Age and description of fossil deposits from boreholes in south San Francisco Bay .............................. Areas of diked lands which have retained some marsh characteristics ......................................... Listing of major tidal marshes of San Francisco, San Pablo, and Suisun Bays .................................. Gaged stream flow from seven largest drainage basins surrounding San Francisco Bay ........................... Abbreviations and definitions for various tidal datums . . Factors affecting sediment salinities in tidal marshes .. Seasonal sediment salinities within marshes in the San Francisco Bay region .................................... Vascular plant species associated with pickleweed ....... Tidal data for the Palo A1 to Salt Marsh ................. Ranges of sediment salinities, oraanic matter content, and percent soil rrioisture in which specific marsh plants dominate in diked wetlands of Suisun rlarsh ....... Tidal ranqes for rnarsh plants at several locations in San Francisco Bay ....................................... Rare and endangered anirnal and plant species in bay tidal niarshes ........................................... Comparison between habitats discussed in this profile and those listed by Cowardin et a1. ..................... Population biology of the ribbed mussel (Ischadium demi ssum) ............................................... .---- Population biology of the burrowinq isopod (Sphaeroma quayanin) ................................................ Population biology of the horn-snai 1 (Ceri - thidea ------ californica) in a south bay marsh ....................... ....... Taxonoiriic composition of insects in tidal marshes Page 7
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Page 19 and 20: underlying the bay. The deposits of
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CHAPTER 6 ANIMAL INHABITANTS OF TID
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ture. Carlton (1979) lists over 90
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small mussels. San Francisco Bay po
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Table 16. Popluation biology of the
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Table 18. Relative abundances (perc
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fable 19. Benthic invertebrates col
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offshore and usually in low numbers
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ackish ponds. Artifical ditches in
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Table 23. Birds counted monthly in
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Table 25. Breeding bird populations
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California clapper rails build thei
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downy young, the Norway rat is prob
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Figure 39. Harbor seal pup hauled-o
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decomposers, and export from the ma
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A rough estimate of the contr~butio
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- 50 The effects of nutrients on ti
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material accumulates. Because their
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CHAPTER 8 MANAGEMENT OF TIDAL MARSH
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action which disrupts surface breat
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-- et al. (1982) also comment on th
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Table 29. Tidal marsh habitat requi
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sal t marsh ponds. Ann. Entom01 Sot
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Eilers, H.O. 1979. Production ecolo
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and protection. Pacific Division, A
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and C.A. Simenstad, eds. Gutshop 19
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Rotramel, G. 1971. The symbiotic re
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Tech. Rep. I. Tiburon Center for En
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