Habitat use, secondary production, and trophic export by salt marsh nekton in shallow waters

Posted on:1999-05-25

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:The College of William and Mary

Candidate:Cicchetti, Giancarlo

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GTID:1460390014469626

Subject:Biological oceanography

Abstract/Summary:

I used 1.75 m;Seagrass and marsh edges supported a large biomass of nekton. Secondary production on the marsh surface was estimated at 7.4-8.0 gdw m...

Keywords/Search Tags:

Marsh

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