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- South Florida Ecosystem Assessment: Phase I/II (Technical Report) Everglades Stressor Interactions: Hydropatterns, Eutrophication, Habitat Alteration, and Mercury Contamination11-07-2001
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- ... lower pH ( 100 mV) were Lox, WCA3-SE, WCA3-SW, Shark Slough and Taylor Slough in 1995-96 and Lox, WCA3-SW and Shark Slough in 1999 ...
- No title09-25-2009
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- Amendment to the Atlantic, Cape May, Lower Delaware, Lower Raritan-Middlesex, Mercer, Monmouth, Northeast, Ocean, Sussex, Tri-County, Upper Delaware and Upper Raritan Water Quality Management Plans Total Maximum Daily Load for Mercury Impairments Based on Concentration in Fish Tissue Caused Mainly by Air Deposition to Address 122 HUC 14s Statewide Proposed: Established: Approved: Adopted: June 15, 2009 September 10, 2009 New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Division of Watershed Management P.O.
- The Volunteer Monitor, Vol. 15 No. 2 Summer 200309-09-2003
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- The Cooperative Shark Tagging Program was started in 1962 and since that time has tagged 52 species of shark ... The Cooperative Shark Tagging Program has tagged more than 175,000 sharks, with about 11,000 recaptures; and the ALS has tagged ...
- _991_Volunteer08-29-2003
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- The Cooperative Shark Tagging Program was started in 1962 and since that time has tagged 52 species of shark ... The Cooperative Shark Tagging Program has tagged more than 175,000 sharks, with about 11,000 recaptures; and the ALS has tagged ...
- The Volunteer Monitor: The National Newsletter of Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring: Vol. 15, No. 2, Summer 2003: Angling for Data08-29-2003
- "This issue of "Volunteer Monitor" is a focus on fish."
- New Jersey Surface Water Quality Standards, N.J.A.C. 7:9B11-12-2008
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- Water Quality Standards, 2008
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- ... Groups Small Game Striped Bass Pompano Bonito Barracuda Bottomfish Sandbar Shark Sand Tiger Shark Catfish Pollack Sea Bass Bottomfish Kingfish Butterfish Porgy/Scup Snapper Black Drum Flatfish Summer Flounder Sole Big Game Blue shark Thresher Shark Shortfin Mako Shark Smooth Hammerhead Billfish Cobia Other Fish Herring Puffer Dusky Shark Smalltail Shark Tuna Great Hammerhead Tiger Shark Scalloped Hammer Sailfish Wahoo Marlin Swordfish White Shark Tarpon Dolphin Dogfish Shark Smooth Dog Shark Toadfish Hake Sawfish Croaker/Spot Mullet Nurse Shark Sheepshead Grouper Cat Shark Carp Cod/Codfish Sea Robin Grunt Cunner Tautog Brown Cat Shark Pinfish Perch Bluefish Seatrout Snook Mackerel Jack Bonefish Red Drum Winter Flounder Southern Flounder Eel Blacktip Shark Atlantic Sharpnose Skate Requiem Shark Bull Shark Table 4 Sampling Effort in the UMCP Survey State of ...
- Greenversations 2008 October: Question of the Week: What do you do to protect children from environmental hazards?
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- Off the Farallon Islands we saw a humpback whale, dolphins, seals and sea lions... divided into two work crews, the Periwinkles and the Tiger Sharks – I’m a Tiger Shark.
- Greenversations 2008 October: Question of the Week: What do you do to protect children from environmental hazards?
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- Off the Farallon Islands we saw a humpback whale, dolphins, seals and sea lions... divided into two work crews, the Periwinkles and the Tiger Sharks – I’m a Tiger Shark.
- Proceedings of the 2004 National Forum on Contaminants in Fish11-18-2008
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- The brochure also states not to eat shark or swordfish at all and includes a general statement about ... Category 3 included swordfish, shark, smallmouth bass, and pickerel (local Maine stock.