Microbial populations at Little Shark River and other Sites
Microbial Populations: Bacteria in Millions, others in Thousands Per GM Wet Peat (81-XXVI-15)
1960/1970
Mean Distribution of Forms of Sulfur at Little Shark River Site
Mean Distribution of Forms of Sulfur Little Shark River Site (81-XXVI-14)
1960/1970
Shark River Sampling Site and Rhizophora vs Chenopod Pollen
Distribution of Rhizophora Pollen and Chenopod Type 1 Along Shark River(81-XVIII & XIX-14)
1960/1970
Summary: Sulfur in Peat at Little Shark River Site
Variation of Total Sulfur and Some forms of Sulfur with Depths, Little Shark River Site (81-XXVI-11)
1960/1970
Shark River Sampling Site and Rhizophora vs Chenopod Pollen (In Graphical Form)
Distribution of Major Pollen Types in the Sediments along the Shark River (81-XVIII & XIX-15)
1960/1970
Spores and Pollen in Marine, Brackish and Fresh Water Environments
Relative Abundance of Various Pollens and Spores in Certain Marine Brackish and Freshwater Environments (81-XVIII & XIX-17)
1960/1970
Environmental Assessment: Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida
Clemson University Libraries
Call number: i29.79/5: b53.
Effects of Hurricane Andrew on natural and archeological resources
National Park Service Water Resources Division; National Park Service
Sharks and man : a perspective : proceedings of a conference held November 20-21, 1975 in Kissimmee, Florida; Grant 04-5-158-44.
36 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.; Responsibility: coordinated by the State University System of Florida, Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program and jointly sponsored by Florida Dept. of Natural Resources, U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service ... [et al.] ; edited by William Seaman, Jr.
1976-02
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