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Ecological-physiological investigations of littoral diatom communities of the Yaquina River estuary, Oregon: progress report, February 1, 1968 through August 1, 1969

by C. David McIntire First published in 1969 — 2 editions

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Attached littoral diatoms of Yaquina Bay and estuary

by C. David McIntire First published in 1970 — 1 edition

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Effects of artificial fertilization on plankton and benthos production in four experimental ponds

by C. David McIntire First published in 1960 — 1 edition

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Effects of simulated land-use practices on the productive capacity of streams: final technical completion report ; submitted to United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey

by C. David McIntire First published in 1992 — 1 edition

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Laboratory studies of periphyton production and community metabolism in lotic environments

by C. David McIntire First published in 1964 — 1 edition

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Selected diatom taxa from the collections of H. Van Heurck, H. & M. Peragallo, and H. L. Smith, Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia

by C. David McIntire First published in 1970 — 1 edition

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