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ESTUARIES
Volume 18, Number 4, December 1995
Papers from William E. Odum Memorial Symposium
CONTENTS
BLUM, L. K. Pulsed Ecosystems: A New Paradigm? Papers From a Symposium Dedicated To William Eugene Odum (1942-1991).
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ODUM, W. E., E. P. ODUM AND H. T. ODUM. Nature's Pulsing Paradigm.
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MORRIS, J. T. The Mass Balance of Salt and Water in Intertidal Sediments: Results From North Inlet, South Carolina.
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HARVEY, J. W., R. M. CHAMBERS AND J. R. HOELSCHER. Preferential Flow and Segregation of Porewater Solutes in Wetland Sediment.
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ROZAS, L. P. Hydroperiod and Its Influence on Nekton Use of the Salt Marsh: A Pulsing Ecosystem.
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MCIVOR, C. C. AND T. J. SMITH III. Differences in the Crab Fauna of Mangrove Areas at a Southwest Florida and a Northeast Australia Location: Implications for Leaf Litter Processing.
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HOPKINSON, C. S., JR. AND J. J. VALLINO. The Relationships Among Man's Activities in Watersheds and Estuaries: A Model of Runoff Effects on Patterns of Estuarine Community Metabolism.
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WIEGERT, R. G. AND E. PENAS-LADO. Nitrogen-Pulsed Systems on the Coast of Northwest Spain.
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DAY, J. W., JR., D. PONT, P. F. HENSEL AND C. IBANEZ. Impacts of Sea-Level Rise on Deltas in the Gulf of Mexico and the Mediterranean: The Importance of Pulsing Events to Sustainability.
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BRINSON, M. M., R. R. CHRISTIAN AND L. K. BLUM. Multiple States in the Sea-Level induced Transition From Terrestrial Forest to Estuary.
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