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Summary of fires in Everglades National Park and Big Cypress National Preserve, 1977-1978; Report T-565
Everglades National Park, Big Cypress Drainage Area, Gulf of Mexico
Selected water quality parameter station location Everglades National Park
Everglades
Everglades
Hydrological monitoring station P36
Everglades
Everglades
Everglades
Letterhead stationery of the Everglades National Park Commission (Funding) Electronic reproduction. [Florida] : State University System of Florida, PALMM Project, 2005. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Electronic version created 2005, State University System of Florida.
circa 1950s
Trace Elements - Liver Mud Trace Elements in Liver Mud (81-XII-11)
1960/1970
Three Major Environments
1960-1970
Cypress and Bay Heads Compared Comparison of Cypress and Bay Hammocks (81-VII-2)
1960/1970
3 - Dimensional Appearance of a Log Three-dimensional Appearance of a Log (81-VII-14)
1960/1970
Cypress Surface Litter 81-IV-A-5
1960-1970
Incipient Cypress Head in Depression 81-V-A-1
1960-1970
Willow Head - Sketch 81-VI-B-3
1960-1970
Major Elements - Liver Mud Major Elements in Liver Mud (81-XII-10)
1960/1970
Mariscus Stele (9'' down) Plot of Log10 Ash vs SiO2 Content of Ash (81-IV-B-13)
1960-1970
Map of Environments - East River Area Environments in the East River-Lane River Area (81-XII-2)
1960/1970
Types of Veg. - Small Paurotis - Bay Head 81-VI-A-3
1960-1970
Cypress in a Depression 81-V-A-2
1960-1970
Typical Sulfur Values: Fresh Water Peats Typical Total Sulfur Values for Freshwater Peat (81-XXI-16)
1960/1970
Peat Provinces Peat Provinces of Southern Florida (81-I-7)
1960-1970
Pollen Types - Pigeon Key V Important Pollen Types from Florida Bay Pigeon Key (81-XXI-11)
1960/1970
Pyrite Fusinite Content - Midway Island Core Pyrite and Fusinite Content of a Midway Key Core (81-XIV-6)
1960/1970
Tarpon Bay Island Index (Stops 81-XVII)
1960/1970
Hammock Origin Theory III Hammock Formation - Theory III - Fire Origin (81-VII-11)
1960/1970
Pollen Distribution - 5 Cypress Heads Pollen Characterizing Taxodium Environment in Southern Florida (81-IV-B-4)
1960-1970
Four Characteristic Hammock Types 81-III-5
1960-1970
Cyrilla X- Sect Ether Extractives (missing back) 81-VII-26
1960/1970
Sulfur Content - Harney River Sulfur at Harney River Sites (81-XVII-6)
1960/1970
Sectional View - Bay Head - Slough Area Sectional Profile through Bay Head in Shark River Slough (81-VII-4)
1960/1970
Fecal Pellets Peat 81-V-B-4
1960-1970
Columnar Sections (Missing photograph)
1960-1970
Rates of Florida Sea Level Rise (Table) Rates of Sea-Level Rise for Southwest Florida (81-XXV-19)
1960/1970
Flamingo Marina Index (Stops 81-XX)
1960/1970
Stele - Peatified Mariscus Root 81-IX-11
1960/1970
Teichmuler Reconstruction
1960-1970
Fate of Cortex of other Swamp and Marsh Plants 81-XXIII-12
1960/1970
Closer - Three Major Environments
1960-1970
Idealized Peat Forming Environments Idealized Diagram Showing the Relationships of the Peat-Forming Environments of Southwest Florida (81-XXV-13)
1960/1970
Aerial View of Headwaters Area 81-XVIII & XIX-3
1960/1970
X- Sect Peatified Rhizophora Rootlet 81-XIV-9
1960/1970
Saw Palmetto Fringe 81-VI-B-5
1960-1970
The Area at Low Tide 81-XXV-15
1960/1970
Fate of Abandoned Headwaters Channels 81-XVIII & XIX-6
1960/1970
Organic Sulfur Content: Fresh Water Peats Overlain by Marine Peats Organic Sulfur Contents of Freshwater Peats Relative to Marine Peats Directly Overlying Them (81-XXI-21)
1960/1970
Pitted Liver Mud Pond 81-XII-5
1960/1970
Location of Buried Peat Location of Buried Peat in Florida Bay (81-XX-3)
1960/1970
Summary of fires in Everglades National Park and Big Cypress National Preserve, ...
Everglades National Park, Big Cypress Drainage Area, Gulf of Mexico
Selected water quality parameter station location Everglades National Park
Everglades
Everglades
Hydrological monitoring station P36
Everglades
Everglades
Everglades
Letterhead stationery of the Everglades National Park Commission
Trace Elements - Liver Mud
Three Major Environments
Cypress and Bay Heads Compared
3 - Dimensional Appearance of a Log
Cypress Surface Litter
Incipient Cypress Head in Depression
Willow Head - Sketch
Major Elements - Liver Mud
Mariscus Stele (9'' down)
Map of Environments - East River Area
Types of Veg. - Small Paurotis - Bay Head
Cypress in a Depression
Typical Sulfur Values: Fresh Water Peats
Peat Provinces
Pollen Types - Pigeon Key V
Pyrite Fusinite Content - Midway Island Core
Tarpon Bay Island Index (Stops 81-XVII)
Hammock Origin Theory III
Pollen Distribution - 5 Cypress Heads
Four Characteristic Hammock Types
Cyrilla X- Sect
Sulfur Content - Harney River
Sectional View - Bay Head - Slough Area
Fecal Pellets Peat
Columnar Sections (Missing photograph)
Rates of Florida Sea Level Rise (Table)
Flamingo Marina Index (Stops 81-XX)
Stele - Peatified Mariscus Root
Teichmuler Reconstruction
Fate of Cortex of other Swamp and Marsh Plants
Closer - Three Major Environments
Idealized Peat Forming Environments
Aerial View of Headwaters Area
X- Sect Peatified Rhizophora Rootlet
Saw Palmetto Fringe
The Area at Low Tide
Fate of Abandoned Headwaters Channels
Organic Sulfur Content: Fresh Water Peats Overlain by Marine Peats
Pitted Liver Mud Pond
Location of Buried Peat
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