Upstream Newsletter October 2013: Remembering Ruth Patrick

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Date: 2014-03-04 11:43:24 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Belgian cuisine Bivalves Mussel Seafood Chesapeake Bay Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University River ecosystem Water quality Water Biology Environment		Upstream Newsletter October 2013: Remembering Ruth Patrick Add to Reading List Source URL: www.stroudcenter.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 552,27 KB Share Document on Facebook

	NOAA GREAT LAKES MUSSEL WATCH Contaminant source tracking and assessment: Manistique River Area of Concern Basin-wide Monitoring • Dreissenid mussels found locally in U.S. Areas of Concern (AOC) are widely used as DocID: 1vheU - View Document
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	Proposed Dunkard Creek Fish and Mussel Restoration Plan DocID: 1trEn - View Document