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River-dependent bird species as potential indicators of ecosystem response to removal of dams on the Elwha River, Washington

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Blackie, Barbara

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If two dams on the Elwha River are removed, the ecosystem will be open to the downstream flow of sediments and the upstream flow of marine nutrients in the form of anadromous fish. Nutrient enrichment may influence trophic dynamics of the entire ecosystem, extending beyond the aquatic boundary. I assessed...

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committee members, Bob Jarvis and Mark Hixon. All three have endowed me with very valuable pieces of
The relationship between stream habitat complexity and anadromous salmonid diversity and habitat selection

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Chen, Glenn K.

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points during my program. I am grateful to Mark Hixon, Bob Beschta, and Bruce DeYoung for their
Amphibian communities and climate change : Where ecological processes meet evolutionary interactions

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Thurman, Lindsey L.

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Forecasts of the impacts of climate change have traditionally focused on individual species and their phenotypes, phenology, or distribution. However, shifts in species distributions and the resulting reorganization of community composition represent an important violation to the assumption of species acting in isolation. Whereas species may respond individualistically to climate...

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. Thank you to my committee, Matt Betts, Fiona Tomas Nash, Mark Urban, and Bruce Menge for your guidance
Growth, residence, and movement of juvenile Chinook salmon within restored and reference estuarine marsh channels in Salmon River, Oregon

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Hering, David K.

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Tidal wetland channels provide rearing habitat for juvenile Chinook salmon as they emigrate from freshwater habitat and prepare to enter the ocean. Widespread diking and drainage of estuarine marshes for agricultural and urban development may have contributed to a decline in salmon abundance in the Pacific Northwest, prompting efforts to...

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finding a supportive supervisor. In my case, substantial thanks are due to Mark Buktenica, Aquatic
News & Views, 2000 Winter

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Hall, Jim

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Bryon & Patricia Cronk David & Jill Crowley Dian Cummings Blair & Jeanmarie Davis Glenn & Lori DeMott
News & Views, 2004

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Hall, Jim

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reflect on these plans, I hope you will remember to mark your calendar for July 15- 17, 2005 and plan to
News & Views, 2001-2002 Winter

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Hall, Jim

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Charles Connelley Patrick Connolly John & Arline Crawford Roger Crisafi David & Jill Crowley Ed & Sally
News & Views, 2007

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Hall, Jim

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John Briggs Donald & Mary Brockway John & Marianne Brooks Mark & Deborah Broome Michael & Kay
News & Views, 1999 Summer

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Edge, W. Daniel

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. Crone, Mr. & Ms. Richard Mr. David Crowley Deibert, Mr. & Ms. William DeMott, Mr. & Ms. Glenn Dimick
News & Views, 2009

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Hall, Jim

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eutrophic lake (with Mark Olson) formed my honors thesis and rounded out my undergraduate ichthyological

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Hall, Jim9
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Hall, Jim10

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Oregon State University. Graduate School9

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Oregon State University. College of Agriculture Science -- Periodicals10
Birds -- Effect of dams on -- Washington (State) -- Elwha River1
Ceratomyxa shasta -- Effect of temperature on -- Northwest, Pacific1
Ceratomyxa shasta -- Life cycles -- Northwest, Pacific1
Ceratomyxa shasta -- Northwest, Pacific -- Epidemiology1
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