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Figure 6: Abundance-Biomass Comparison (ABC) Curves Using Cumulative Dominance for Infauna Species for the Four Study Sites at Increasing Distances From the Finfish Farm in Port Mouton Bay.
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Figure 6: CCA for All the Recorded Macromycetes in the Four Study Sites.
Figure 3: Eelgrass Tissue Variables (Mean ± SE) Across the Four Study Sites (From Left to Right: Increasing Distance From Farm and PJ Reference Site) and an Average of the Other NS Sites for Comparison.
Figure 3: Cluster Analysis for the Four Studied Sites, Based on Composition of Species and Abundance.
Table 4: Mean Abundance (ABUN; M−2) and Biomass (BIOM; G M−2) of the Most Abundant Macroinfauna Species (±SE) at the Four Study Sites.
Figure 4: CCA for All the Recorded Macromycetes in the Four Study Sites.
Figure 7: nMDS Ordination for the Abundance of All Taxa at Sites in the Barycz System.
Figure 2: Environmental Variables Across the Four Study Sites.
Figure 2: Species Accumulation Curves at Oratia for Each Sampling Period.
Bay Breeze Climatology at Two Sites Along the Chesapeake Bay From 1986–2010: Implications for Surface Ozone
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Environmental Chemistry
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