Factors Controlling the Recovery of Aquatic Systems from Disturbance
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Factors Controlling the Recovery of Aquatic Systems from Disturbance
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1988-08
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University of Minnesota Duluth
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Technical Report
Abstract
The enclosed report represents a summary of a two year effort to
develop an approach for assessing the recovery of aquatic systems from
disturbance. The report is divided into three sections: ( 1) a
general overview of the results of an extensive search of the
scientific literature for case studies on recovery of aquatic systems,
(2) an extensive compilation of the raw data for case studies in which
some aspect of the recovery of an aquatic system has been documented,
and (3) a list of references for each of the case studies on recovery.
Hence, this report summarizes case studies of recovery and what will
be the necessary steps to develop a comprehensive useable approach to
predicting recovery rates of organisms within aquatic systems.
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Natural Resources Research Institute, University of Minnesota Duluth; Part I. Overview of case studies on the recovery of aquatic systems from disturbance; Part II. Factors controlling the recovery of aquatic systems from disturbance; Part III. Summary of case studies on the recovery of aquatic systems organized by (a) state, (b) disturbance type, and (c) taxa; Part IV. Bibliography of recovery case studies.
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Niemi, Gerald J; Naiman, Robert J; Pastor, John. (1988). Factors Controlling the Recovery of Aquatic Systems from Disturbance. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/200968.
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