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Oceanography and mid-summer distribution and abundance of plankton and fish in the Nelson River estuary, Hudson Bay : a report prepared for Manitoba Hydro  Cover Image Book Book

Oceanography and mid-summer distribution and abundance of plankton and fish in the Nelson River estuary, Hudson Bay : a report prepared for Manitoba Hydro

Baker, R. F. (Randle Ferris) (author.). Lawrence, M. J., (author.). Schneider, F., (author.). North/South Consultants. (Added Author). Manitoba Hydro. (Added Author).

Summary: "The Nelson River estuary is the major estuary in western Hudson Bay but had received almost no study until an interdisciplinary survey in 1988 (Baker 1989). The use of rivers to generate electricity has raised concerns about the effect of changes in the pattern of freshwater discharge have on the aquatic biota in the river estuaries. To verify patterns observed in 1988 and to obtain quantitative or comparative qualitative estimates of biomass and distribution of aquatic biota, the survey of the Nelson River estuary was repeated in 1992 using a greater variety of sampling techniques."--Page ii.

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  • Physical Description: print
    vii, 67 leaves ; 28 cm.
  • Publisher: Winnipeg, Manitoba North/South Consultants, Inc [1993]

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General Note:
"November 1993."
Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 29-34).
Subject: Plankton -- Manitoba -- Nelson River
Estuaries -- Manitoba -- Nelson River
Estuarine ecology -- Manitoba -- Nelson River

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  • 2 of 2 copies available at Legislative Library.

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Legislative Library, Vaughan Street Manitoba Envir Registry 3119 (Text) 36970100218306 Manitoba Not holdable Onsite consultation -
Legislative Library, Vaughan Street QH 91.8 P5 B35 1993 (Text) CWS5914 CWS Library Not holdable Onsite consultation -

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