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Use of IPA to demonstrate loss of forest interior birds from isolated woodlots
'Empleo de indices puntuales de abundancia (IPA) para demostrar la perdida de aves forestales en bosques aislados'. En Maryland, E.U., se seleccionaron bloques boscosos de diferente superficie, divididos en seis clase de tamano (2,8-6 ha, 7-14, 20-30, 34-80, 105-1300, mayores de 4000 ha). En estas ?islas' forestales fue programado un conjunto de muestreos puntuales con estas caracteristicas: 1)
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C.S. Robbins, D.D. Boone
Managing coastal ecosystems: Progress towards a systems approach
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James B. Johnston
Topographic control of the deglaciation of eastern Massachusetts: Ice lobation and marine incursion
No abstract available.
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Byron D. Stone, John D. Peper
Manganese-phosphorite deposits of the Blake Plateau (Western North-Atlantic Ocean)
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Frank T. Manheim, P. Popenoe, William Siapno, C. Lane
A stratigraphic framework for Cretaceous and Paleogene margins along the South Carolina and Georgia coastal sediments
No abstract available.
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Gregory Gohn, Laurel M. Bybell, Raymond A. Christopher, James P. Owens, Charles C. Smith
Detached crystalline rocks of the Mohave, Buck, and Bill Williams Mountains, western Arizona
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Keith A. Howard, J. W. Goodge, B.E. John
Geologic and geochronologic reconnaissance of the Turtle Mountains area, California: West border of the Whipple Mountains detachment terrane
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Keith A. Howard, Paul Stone, M.A. Pernokas, R.F. Marvin
Geologic factors that control mineral matter in coal
Elements other than organically derived and bound C, H, N, O, and S constitute mineral matter in coal. Mineral matter may consist of discrete minerals such as calcite, quartz, clays, and pyrite, and/or organic compounds that contain organically bonded elements such as Ca and CI. Processes that may affect the association and content of mineral matter are operable from the initial peat-forming stage
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C. B. Cecil, R.W. Stanton, F.T. Dulong, J.J. Renton
Regional character of mylonitic gneiss in the Cadiz Valley area, southeastern California
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Keith A. Howard, D. M. Miller, B.E. John